How to Save Money on National Trust Memberships

How to Save Money on National Trust Memberships

National Trust memberships offer access to some of the UK’s most beautiful historic sites, gardens, and countryside. If you’re looking to save a few pounds on membership or make the most of what you pay, here are some tips that could help!

What is The National Trust?

The National Trust is a fantastic way to explore the UK’s rich history, culture, and natural beauty. Membership offers access to over 500 stunning properties, including historic homes, castles, gardens, and miles of scenic trails, ensuring there’s something for everyone. For families, it’s especially appealing, as children under five enter for free, and a family membership covers up to 10 kids. Many properties are family-friendly, with plenty of activities to keep children engaged, from interactive exhibits to treasure hunts. Additionally, several sites feature fantastic play parks, adventure trails, and natural play areas, making it a perfect option for an affordable, educational, and fun day out that brings history and nature to life for all ages.

What FREE deals are available right now?

  1. UPDATE: All now claimedClaim a National Trust Family Day Pass from the Daily Mirror (use this link to bypass their website and just fill in the form) – Allowing up to 2 adults and 3 children, or 1 adult and 4 children, to explore a National Trust site in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland at no cost until Sunday, December 15, 2024. Please note some properties are excluded – check the full list here.
  2. UPDATE: All now claimedClaim a National Trust Family Day Pass from Daily Express (use this link to bypass their website and just fill in the form) – Allowing up to 2 adults and 3 children, or 1 adult and 4 children, to explore a National Trust site in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland at no cost until Sunday, December 15, 2024. Please note some properties are excluded – check the full list here.

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