Join the Stamford Santa Fun Run
A Family Festive Fun Event!
Stamford Santa Fun Run is now an established annual event attracting people of all ages - and fitness levels. Children and adults receive a Santa suit through their entry fee and can run or walk their choice of one of the three routes we offer within the safe, attractive, and accessible setting of Burghley Park.
You can pick from our 1-mile "Elves' Escape", 2-mile "Reindeer Run" or the 3-mile "Santa Special".Once you have collected your finisher's medal, enjoy a mince pie, mulled wine, or a soft drink in the marquee and stands area. Music is played and there is a relaxed and jolly seasonal feel.
Stamford is the largest Santa run for miles around; as well as a huge contingent from Stamford, our Santas come over from Peterborough, Rutland, Bourne, Grantham, and further afield.
LOCATION | Burghley Park (Station Gates entrance along Barnack Road, Stamford). It is recommended to arrive early to enjoy the entertainment, warm up, etc.
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