Get ready for festive fun as you dash through Burghley's historic Parkland dressed head-to-toe as Santa
As the largest event of its kind for miles around, the run is renowned for its unbeatable festive atmosphere and is so popular that it routinely sells out each year.
Whether you are looking to smash a personal best or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll in your Santa suit, this event is designed to be completely family-friendly and accessible for all fitness levels.
Participants can tailor their day by choosing from three scenic routes through the rolling parkland:
The 1-Mile Route
The 2-Mile Route
The 3-Mile Route
You can run, jog, or take a relaxed stroll around your chosen route—making it ideal for young children, multi-generational family groups, and furry friends
The Christmas magic begins before the run even starts. Everyone gathers around the main stage for a high-energy, mass-Santa warm-up led by enthusiastic comperes who will be blasting all your favorite Christmas tunes to get the crowd moving.
Once you cross the finish line:
Collect your commemorative finisher's medal.
Head into the event marquee to warm up with mince pies, mulled wine, or a soft drink.
Beyond the sea of red suits and holiday cheer, the Stamford Santa Fun Run plays a vital role in supporting the local community. Organised by the Stamford Striders with support from the Rotary Club of Stamford Burghley, the event raises crucial funds for three fantastic causes:
Mindspace Stamford – Delivering local mental health support, resources, and wellbeing initiatives.
The Rotary Club of Stamford Burghley – Supporting a wide variety of community projects and charities throughout the year.
How to Join the Fun
Because the event sells out quickly every year, participants are encouraged to secure their spots and suits early.
Official Website & Registration: Visit the
Entry Details: Check out the
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