National Trust

Park life

Caring for 176 parks and gardens

Stourhead

Seasonal show

You're helping the countryside to show its true colours

Sugar Loaf and Usk Valley

Wildlife havens

You’re giving habitats a helping hand

Newtown National Nature Reserve

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Castle Drogo

near Exeter, Devon

Nothing is normal. Dramatic castle overlooking the Teign Gorge, undergoing a conservation project to make it watertight.

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View to the cottage through yellow autumn leaves

Clouds Hill

near Wareham, Dorset

The rural retreat of T. E. Lawrence

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Cheddar Gorge

Cheddar, Somerset

Discover the heights of Somerset's famous Cheddar Gorge

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Children with pumpkins at Rowallane Garden, County Down, in October.

The whole family can get closer to nature this October half-term by joining in with 50 Things to do before you’re 11 ¾ challenges and other outdoor activities at places we look after, from den building and fun trails to archery and wild art.

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Dazzling autumn colour displays

Catch the glorious displays of autumn colour at one of our places this season. Discover some of our oldest trees and most splendid landscaped gardens.

Ground-breaking research

For the first time, pioneering brain-scanning has revealed the science behind those special feelings we all have for the places that we love. Find out why you feel the way you do.

Places make us

The Great Storm

Between 2am and 6am on 16 October 1987, winds reaching up to 110mph ripped across the South East. We lost hundreds of thousands of trees across thousands of acres of land. Three decades on, the effects endure in the landscapes - and memories – of places caught up in the eye of the Great Storm.

Discover what happened

Listen to our walking podcast series

Join ranger Kate Martin in a new walking podcast series as she rambles through our most beautiful landscapes. In the first episode she visits Kinder Scout, site of a mass trespass in 1932 to highlight the public right to roam.

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We couldn't do it without you

Thanks to you we're able to protect miles of coast and countryside for ever, for everyone

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Explore over 500 special places with National Trust membership. Your support helps to protect and maintain the places you love – for ever, for everyone.

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Roisin Black in water at Malham Tarn estate

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It’s only with your support that we can look after the places that make our world a bit more special.

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Annual General Meeting

This year's AGM for members has been held at the STEAM Museum in Swindon. Find out how members voted on the resolutions and see who’s been elected to the Council.

More about our AGM

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List your favourite National Trust places on our website

We’ve launched a new option on our website which allows you to save and list National Trust places you want to visit and places you’re already visited.