National Trust Deals

Latest Expired Deals

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  National Trust 1-yr family pass £78 (norm £104)

  Free entry at 300+ sites for two adults & kids. Incl Churchill's house

  For a year's worth of cheap days out, you can get 25% off National Trust* annual memberships until Tue 31 Mar when you pay the full amount upfront by direct debit (which you can cancel, see below).

  When you go via our links, the discounted price should appear on screen automatically - if not, simply enter the code NT15018M0 before you pay.

  Your membership options:

  • Family (two adults with any number of children)* - £78 via this link (norm £104)
  • Family (one adult with any number of children)* - £48.75 via this link (norm £65)
  • Joint (two adults)* - £74.25 via this link (norm £99)
  • Individual (age 16-25)* - £22.50 via this link (norm £30)
  • Individual (age 26+)* - £45 via this link (norm £60)

  What does it get you?

  Free entry and parking at more than 300 historic houses, gardens and nature reserves across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, plus free admission to properties of the National Trust for Scotland. You also get a pair of binoculars, a members' handbook and three editions of the charity's magazine.

  Places you can visit for free with membership include Winston Churchill's family home (Chartwell, Kent), Beatrix Potter's 17th-century farmhouse (Hill Top, Cumbria), Agatha Christie's holiday home (Greenway, Devon) and George Bernard Shaw's writing shed (Shaw's Corner, Hertfordshire).

  You may sometimes have to pay for parking or entry to specific areas and special events at certain times of the year (eg, Easter egg hunts), so always check in advance.

  Is it worth it?

  Even with the discount, National Trust membership is only good value if you're going to get your money's worth by visiting lots of stately homes and gardens. For example, for a family to visit Basildon Park house and grounds in Reading (a Downton Abbey filming location) would cost £30+ without membership.

  If you live near a National Trust property you visit often, or you regularly travel around to see historic homes and gardens, a membership will normally pay for itself after three or four separate days out. 

  One extra thing to weigh up is that you have to pay for 12 months upfront to get the discount.

  Important: The discounted annual price is an introductory rate for the first year of membership, so once the money's taken from your account you can cancel the direct debit if you want to avoid automatically being charged for a full-price membership next year.

  • More info

    When signing up, you'll be asked to give the names and dates of birth for each person you want to be covered by the membership, so it can't be shared between more than one family.

    National Trust says it cannot guarantee completely free entry at all of its properties all of the time. Some may charge for entry to specific areas or special events at certain times of year.

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