National Trust NHS Discounts & Deals for April 2024
More About National Trust
National Trust is a membership organisation and charity for heritage conservation in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. There is also an independent and separate organisation for Scotland. The National Trust was founded in 1895 by founders Robert Hunter, Octavia Hill, and Hardwicke Rawnsley to preserve historical and natural places. They aimed to save and look after important heritage sites and open them to the public. More than 125 years later, the same mission is at the heart of everything the National Trust does.
Today, the National Trust cares for over 750 miles of coastline, nearly a million works of art, over 500 historic houses, parks, gardens, castles, and over 250,000 hectares of land. These include National Trust houses in Surrey and the rest of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland that are looked after by the National Trust membership fees that are paid by members.
National Trust Memberships
National Trust is a member-run organisation that relies on membership fees to save and preserve locations.
National Trust Memberships entitle you to:
- Free access to 500+ National Trust locations
- Free parking at National Trust car parks
- Full information about National Trust places in the National Trust Handbook
- Three times a year National Trust Magazine with news, interviews, and inspiration.
- Online access to the Members’ Area with behind-the-scenes features and first-look previews.
- If you pay for a new individual, family, young person, or joint membership via an annual direct debit, you can receive a National Trust gift card to spend in National Trust cafes and shops worth £15.
Individual Memberships
Adult membership (Aged+ 26 years) - £84 a year, £7 a month.
Young person membership (Aged 18-25 years) - £42 a year
Junior Membership (0-17 years old) - £10 a year
Under 5s go free.
Joint Membership
Two adults (both aged 18+) who live at the same address - £139.20 a year (£11.60 a month).
Family Membership
Family - 2 adults (aged 18+) and their children or grandchildren (17 years old or under) who all live at the same address - £146.40 a year (£12.60 a month)
Family - 1 adult (aged 18+) and their children or grandchildren (17 years old or under) all within the same address. Under 5s go free - £91.20 yearly (£7.60 monthly).
National Trust Contact
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0344 800 1895
Address: If you'd like to write to National Trust, our address is: The National Trust, PO Box 574, Manvers, Rotherham, S63 3FH.
Cancel National Trust membership
If you want to cancel your National Trust membership, call us at 0344 800 1895.
FAQs
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No, the Conwy Castle itself is not part of the National Trust. However, the Suspension Bridge connected to the castle is National Trust property. The Conwy Castle is a World Heritage Site.
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Yes, Tatton Park is a historical estate with 50 acres of landscaped gardens and 1000 acres and is a National Trust location.
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You can take a friend as a guest for free at our pay-to-enter places on your National Trust card if your membership card says ‘+guest’ after your name.
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The National Trust owns more than 500 historic houses, industrial monuments, gardens, parks, castles, and nature reserves and is open to the public.
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If you have been already a National Trust member for at least the last three years and are over the age of 60 then you can ask for 25% off your subscription fee. This will mean that you’ll pay £63 for an individual senior membership or £104.40 for a joint senior membership.
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Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, Oxfordshire is not a part of the National Trust.
Hints & Tips
The idea of the National Trust was born when founder Octavia Hill was asked to help preserve Sayes Court Garden in South East London in 1984. The following year the National Trust was founded and registered under the Companies Act. The first building purchased by National Trust was the Alfriston Clergy House in East Sussex, for £10. Over the next few years, more locations were purchased, and today you can find National Trust locations in Lancashire and National Trust in North Devon sites. Other popular National Trust sites include Rufford Old Hall, Gawthorpe Hall, and Surrey Hills.
A simple search for National Trust near me will get you all the local sites and locations you can visit, including National Trust car parks that are also available for members. In 2011, National Trust membership reached four million. You can get your membership while saving with a National Trust discount for NHS staff. So, whether you want to walk around a castle or garden or enjoy an afternoon tea National Trust style, you have plenty of locations to visit.
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More About National Trust
National Trust is a membership organisation and charity for heritage conservation in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. There is also an independent and separate organisation for Scotland. The National Trust was founded in 1895 by founders Robert Hunter, Octavia Hill, and Hardwicke Rawnsley to preserve historical and natural places. They aimed to save and look after important heritage sites and open them to the public. More than 125 years later, the same mission is at the heart of everything the National Trust does.
Today, the National Trust cares for over 750 miles of coastline, nearly a million works of art, over 500 historic houses, parks, gardens, castles, and over 250,000 hectares of land. These include National Trust houses in Surrey and the rest of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland that are looked after by the National Trust membership fees that are paid by members.
Hints & Tips
The idea of the National Trust was born when founder Octavia Hill was asked to help preserve Sayes Court Garden in South East London in 1984. The following year the National Trust was founded and registered under the Companies Act. The first building purchased by National Trust was the Alfriston Clergy House in East Sussex, for £10. Over the next few years, more locations were purchased, and today you can find National Trust locations in Lancashire and National Trust in North Devon sites. Other popular National Trust sites include Rufford Old Hall, Gawthorpe Hall, and Surrey Hills.
A simple search for National Trust near me will get you all the local sites and locations you can visit, including National Trust car parks that are also available for members. In 2011, National Trust membership reached four million. You can get your membership while saving with a National Trust discount for NHS staff. So, whether you want to walk around a castle or garden or enjoy an afternoon tea National Trust style, you have plenty of locations to visit.
National Trust Memberships
National Trust is a member-run organisation that relies on membership fees to save and preserve locations.
National Trust Memberships entitle you to:
- Free access to 500+ National Trust locations
- Free parking at National Trust car parks
- Full information about National Trust places in the National Trust Handbook
- Three times a year National Trust Magazine with news, interviews, and inspiration.
- Online access to the Members’ Area with behind-the-scenes features and first-look previews.
- If you pay for a new individual, family, young person, or joint membership via an annual direct debit, you can receive a National Trust gift card to spend in National Trust cafes and shops worth £15.
Individual Memberships
Adult membership (Aged+ 26 years) - £84 a year, £7 a month.
Young person membership (Aged 18-25 years) - £42 a year
Junior Membership (0-17 years old) - £10 a year
Under 5s go free.
Joint Membership
Two adults (both aged 18+) who live at the same address - £139.20 a year (£11.60 a month).
Family Membership
Family - 2 adults (aged 18+) and their children or grandchildren (17 years old or under) who all live at the same address - £146.40 a year (£12.60 a month)
Family - 1 adult (aged 18+) and their children or grandchildren (17 years old or under) all within the same address. Under 5s go free - £91.20 yearly (£7.60 monthly).
National Trust Contact
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0344 800 1895
Address: If you'd like to write to National Trust, our address is: The National Trust, PO Box 574, Manvers, Rotherham, S63 3FH.
Cancel National Trust membership
If you want to cancel your National Trust membership, call us at 0344 800 1895.
FAQs
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No, the Conwy Castle itself is not part of the National Trust. However, the Suspension Bridge connected to the castle is National Trust property. The Conwy Castle is a World Heritage Site.
-
Yes, Tatton Park is a historical estate with 50 acres of landscaped gardens and 1000 acres and is a National Trust location.
-
You can take a friend as a guest for free at our pay-to-enter places on your National Trust card if your membership card says ‘+guest’ after your name.
-
The National Trust owns more than 500 historic houses, industrial monuments, gardens, parks, castles, and nature reserves and is open to the public.
-
If you have been already a National Trust member for at least the last three years and are over the age of 60 then you can ask for 25% off your subscription fee. This will mean that you’ll pay £63 for an individual senior membership or £104.40 for a joint senior membership.
-
Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, Oxfordshire is not a part of the National Trust.