This Mental Health Awareness Week, we reflect on the theme of Community — a value deeply rooted in everything we do at Burghley. For 500 years, Burghley has been a place of wonder, connection, and belonging for so many. Just a stone’s throw from the glorious market town of Stamford — a place we’re proud to call home — and on the periphery of several nearby counties, we’re dedicated to give back to the people and places that shape us, with community at our heart. We know that taking some time for yourself in nature can help ease anxious thoughts, clear the mind, lift the spirit, and support overall wellbeing. A key reason why Burghley Park is open all year round, offering free walk-in access and daily parking — because everyone should have the space to pause and take a moment of respite. Whether it’s a peaceful walk or outdoor exercise beneath our ancient trees, outdoor, or time shared with others in green open space, this is an open invitation to local and wider communities to reconnect and reflect in Burghley’s beauty, nature, and history. Always for everyone 🫶 (fb)

When the social media manager visits Eden and discovers Graphic Rewilding 😍🙌 It’s not often that we would post from another visitor attraction, but this was certainly a case of right place, right time! It was such a treat to come across @graphic_rewilding stunning botanical flags on display at the @edenprojectcornwall this weekend. With a shared vision of reconnecting people with art and nature, Graphic Rewilding brings vibrant, outdoor artwork into unexpected places—promoting wellbeing through vibrant colour and nature-inspired creativity. Catch Graphic Rewilding at both Burghley and Eden throughout spring/summer 2025! 👏 @leebakerstudio / @catherine.borowski �📍 Eden Project x Burghley House #GraphicRewilding #BurghleyHouse #EdenProject (fb)