Wicksteed Charitable Trust: Join Us in Securing Our Future
Join Wicksteed Charitable Trust in securing our future by sharing your thoughts or making a donation!
Wicksteed Park has been a cornerstone of family fun, community events, and natural beauty for over 100 years. As the birthplace of modern play equipment, it holds a unique place in history, and in the hearts of generations.
However, the park’s future as a free to access site is at risk. Wicksteed Charitable Trust needs your help to keep the park open, free, and thriving.
Thanks to a generous grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, the “Love Wicksteed” campaign has been launched to secure vital funding. Your input and support can make a real difference:
Share your thoughts: Take our quick online survey here.
Make a donation: Every contribution counts. Visit JustGiving to donate.
Partner with us: Email fundraising@wicksteedpark.org to explore ways to support.
Let’s work together to ensure that Wicksteed Park remains a free, green space for families, nature lovers, and future generations.
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Other News
Rare black poplar trees planted at Wicksteed Park
As a part of National Tree Week last month, running from November 25th until December 3rd, Wicksteed Park planted 13 rare black poplar trees on the estate's South Meadow. This is apart of a local couple's efforts to reintroduce the species to Northamptonshire.
Santa Paws in the Park 2024
Wicksteed Park has moved to diversify its festive offering to ensure all the family have a magical time this Christmas. As well as its hugely-popular festive experience and legendary Christmas Party Nights, the park launched its exciting new Santa Paws in the Park dog competition, giving local pooches the chance to join in the fun. Visitors to the park can also join in the fun at the Twist and Shout at Christmas Day Time Shows in the majestic pavilion.
Discover Wicksteed Park’s History Through Talking Telescopes
Visitors can now learn more about Wicksteed Park’s rich past through a recent installation of telescopes around the park.