There are at least 50 camping and touring caravan sites on National Trust land throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Some sites are managed directly by us or are leased to the Caravan Club; others are provided by the Trust's tenant farmers.
Please note:
- An indication of facilities, opening times, charges and any particular restrictions is given in the camping and caravanning search, but you should check with each site's specified contact for further details - especially if planning a recreational activity.
- Where dogs are welcomed, they are expected to be well-trained and on a lead. They should be exercised away from accommodation, and dog waste should be disposed of responsibly.
- The Trust does not generally allow camping on non-recognised sites without permission. 'Wild camping', where permitted (for example in the Lake District, in upland areas above 450m), should be out of sight of the public highway, entail only one-night stopovers with a maximum of two campers and leave no trace of their presence.
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