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WEBBecome a National Trust member. Your support helps us look after hundreds of places, from houses and gardens to coastlines and countryside. As a member you can also enjoy: Pay for a new joint, family, individual or young person membership by annual Direct Debit online and get a £15 National Trust gift card to spend in our shops and cafés.
National Trust Holidays
WEBFrom weekend adventures to mid-week breaks, you're sure to find somewhere unique to stay with our late availability holiday accommodation. Offer valid 06/06/24 – 31/10/24 for stays taken 06/06/24 - 31/10/24. Offer valid on a selection of cottages only. The discount available depends on the cottage and dates chosen.
Guide to UK trees: photos and descriptions | National Trust
WEBThe acorns and indented leaves of the common oak are arguably the most recognisable of any tree in the British countryside. However, there are actually two species of oak native to the UK. While their bark and leaves look similar, pedunculate or ‘English’ oak typically thrives in the lowlands, while sessile oak is more often found in the ...
Best UK walks - National Trust
WEBMake country walking your favourite pastime. From ancient woodland to parks and gardens, find walking routes and trails near you with the National Trust.
Volunteer with us | National Trust
WEBVolunteer and supporter groups. Join your local supporter group or National Trust volunteering group to enjoy special interest talks, visits, holidays and other social and fundraising events or hands-on conservation activities.
Naturism at Studland Bay | Dorset | National Trust
WEBBeach safety at Studland. You might also be interested in. With a history stretching back as far as the 1920s, naturism has become a distinctive part of the Studland Peninsula. Today, Studland has probably the best known official naturist beach in Britain. Learn where clothing is optional and how to reach, or avoid, this part of the beach.
Visiting Stourhead's estate | Wiltshire | National Trust
WEBThe streams that feed the lake in Stourhead's garden start at Six Wells Bottom. From the dam, you can look east into this open valley, which once formed part of an enclosed, medieval deer park. St Peter’s Pump was erected in the valley in 1768 over the first springs of the Stour. The pump formerly stood near St Peter’s Church in Bristol.
National Trust membership FAQs
WEBIf you are an existing member aged 60 or over and you've been a member for at least the last three consecutive years, you're eligible for our senior membership rate. If you join online and pay for a joint, family or individual membership by annual Direct Debit, you can receive a £15 National Trust gift card.
Our new holiday cottages | National Trust
WEBNew places to stay. Every year we restore and bring new life to holiday cottages, bothies, bunkhouses and campsites across England, Wales and Northern Ireland for you to enjoy on a National Trust holiday. Here you'll find our new places, as well as existing holiday cottages which have been recently refurbished.
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