National Trust Discount Codes 2020

Where do I use my National Trust Discount Code?

1. Click ‘Get Code’ to reveal and copy the National Trust membership discount code.
2. Head over to the ‘Join & get involved’ section.
3. Scroll down to the Join section and click on ‘Become a member’.
4. Choose from Individual, Joint, Family or Lifetime memberships.
5. Then choose from Adult, Young Person or Child before choosing ‘Buy for Myself’ or ‘Buy as a Gift’.
6. Fill in your details.
7. Enter your discount code before entering your payment details on the order summary screen.

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More about National Trust

National Trust is a charity that protects and opens to the public over 350 historic houses, gardens and ancient monuments. The National Trust sites are based throughout the UK and you'll be able to visit each one as many times as you like as a member. Running solely on membership fees and donations, National Trust preserves these stunning places, so that they can be enjoyed by many for years to come.

Having been in operation since 1884 The National Trust helps to protect and preserve not only houses but forests, woods, fens, beaches, farmland, moorland, islands, nature reserves, and castles plus many other places of historical and environmental interest. Visiting a National Trust property is an ideal way to learn about history whilst at the same time enjoying the beauty and splendour of the buildings and the surrounding areas, or you can wander around and imagine yourself as lord of the manor!

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What does The National Trust Membership offer?

When purchasing a National Trust Membership, your subscription enables you to view many stunning historic houses and gardens, industrial monuments, and social history sites. Your National Trust fees also give you access to a variety of scheduled events at many of the sites throughout the year making their prices real value for money.

There are plenty of family-friendly events scheduled during the school holidays, such as wildlife watching, minibeast trails, pond dipping or craft-making activities. These are always well-loved by all and allow kids to have fun outdoors in the fresh air, while also learning about the world around them. There are also more adult based events available to enjoy including, murder mystery evenings, activity trails, walks and even the opportunity to dine in a medieval castle! These are just a few of the great events on offer.

They also own over 35 characterful pubs offering, scrumptious food, a range of ales and a very warm welcome. There are great walking opportunities available near to each pub, making them a great based to enjoy an active day out. For those of you who aren’t so mobile, The National Trust disabled membership scheme allows for a carer to be admitted free of charge on request.

Why become a member of The National Trust

The trust relies on membership fees, donations and legacies to be able to carry out its work and has over 61,000 volunteers in its service. By taking out a membership your fees will be contributing to the preservation of these beautiful places, whilst enjoying the great benefits that come with a National Trust subscription.

All members have access to over 500 places, so you will never be stuck for somewhere new to explore. Your membership will allow you unlimited access to all these fantastic places, meaning you can visit as many times as you want. You could visit the same gardens at different times of the year and enjoy a different experience in each season, or perhaps split a visit to a historical house over a couple of days and enjoy the history of the inside of the house one day and really explore the grounds on your second visit.

There are 3 different membership options, you can join as an individual or take out a joint membership and enjoy exploring new places with a partner, friend or family member. Or there is an option for a family membership, giving you endless days out to choose from with the kids.

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The National Trust website is jam-packed full of information about the National Trust, the work it carries out and also the places you can visit that belong to them that's all included in the cost of a membership. Clearly displayed towards the top of their homepage is a search function, enabling you to find out the National Trust sites nearby to you. Simply enter your location in the search box and a menu of nearby places to visit will pop up, you could also view this information on a map.

Even if you become familiar with the National Trust sites that are close by to where you live, this function can help you plan days out further afield, or if you are planning to holiday in the UK, you could see which national trust location will be nearby to your holiday destination. Each National Trust site has its own information page, that includes everything you will need to know before your visit.

From opening times, facilities and ticket prices (should someone in your party not be a member) to everything that you can do on your day out and any planned activities and events. There is a section of the website dedicated to days out inspiration, if you are looking for something different to do with your family or friends, this section will show nearby places and events. You can easily find out information about the good work that the National Trust do and also their plans for future work on their website, with the option to sign up to the newsletter if you wish, to be kept up to date with local events at national trust location's.

Signing up online is an easy process with key information clearly displayed and a minimal form to fill out. There is a range of membership options including individual, family, joint and life membership to choose from with options to pay by direct debit. Any questions can easily be asked through the 'Need Help' section during sign up. These queries will be answered straight away by National Trust staff during office hours.

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