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Joining the National Trust as a member offers great savings. With a membership card, you can enjoy free entry to over 500 places in our care. Additionally, all memberships except junior memberships provide free parking at most National Trust car parks. You will also receive a National Trust Handbook and the National Trust Magazine three times a year, filled with inspiration and news. Plus, access to the Members’ Area on our website gives you first-look previews and behind-the-scenes features.
Your National Trust membership card not only gives you access to places in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, but it also allows you to visit places cared for by the National Trust for Scotland and various organizations worldwide. Through the International National Trusts Organisation (INTO), members can enjoy free visiting arrangements with 14 similar heritage organizations in countries like Scotland, Italy, the Bahamas, and Canada.
Once you purchase your membership, you will receive a confirmation email containing temporary membership card(s). Use these temporary cards to start visiting National Trust places as a member right away. Your permanent membership card and welcome pack will be posted to you and should arrive within 28 days of joining.
National Trust allows you to include all children you have parental responsibility for or who are living with you on a family membership. This includes foster children, children placed with you for adoption, and grandchildren. You can add more than 10 children or grandchildren to your membership by joining online with details of 10 children and calling to add the details of the additional children.
Life members enjoy special benefits, including the ability to bring a guest for free at pay-to-enter places if their membership card specifies “+ guest” after their name. However, life members cannot bring guests to the Annual General Meeting (AGM), which is exclusive for members only.
National Trust offers gift memberships that can be purchased for friends and family. Gift memberships can be paid for using annual Direct Debit or credit/debit card. You can choose to have the membership welcome pack and cards delivered to either yourself or the recipient, with a letter explaining that the membership is a gift from you. Gift memberships can be set to start immediately or up to two months in the future, with the welcome pack arriving within 28 days.
If you lose your National Trust membership card, there’s no need to worry. Simply call the National Trust and request a new card. They will assist you in issuing a replacement card with your membership details.
National Trust is a conservation charity that protects and cares for nature, beauty, and history. They ensure that everyone can enjoy and benefit from the nation’s coastline, historic sites, countryside, and green spaces.
National Trust welcomes everyone to get involved and make a difference. You can support them by becoming a member, volunteering your time, or simply enjoying their accessible and enjoyable places. Your support helps them care for miles of coastline, vast land areas, historic houses, castles, parks, gardens, and an extensive art collection.
National Trust’s shared places span across the nation, from Lizard Point in Cornwall to Lindisfarne in Northumberland and Florence Court in Northern Ireland. They have a wide range of diverse locations for you to explore and appreciate.
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In 1895, Octavia Hill, Robert Hunter, and Hardwicke Rawnsley established the National Trust to protect historic and natural sites, pledging to preserve them for public enjoyment. Their vision remains central to the organization over 125 years later.
The National Trust is a conservation charity responsible for safeguarding over 350 historic houses, 160 gardens, 780 miles of coastline, and 254,000 hectares of land with exceptional natural beauty across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Its mission is to make these sites accessible to everyone, ensuring their enjoyment for generations to come.
The charity is dedicated to the principles of nature, beauty, and history. With nature and historic environments under increasing threat, the National Trust works tirelessly with its staff, members, volunteers, and supporters to preserve these invaluable places. They provide access to the beauty of the natural world and significant historical sites, enriching lives and strengthening the social fabric.
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