Visitors exploring the gardens at Wallington, Northumberland
© NTPL/National Trust Images/Arnhel de Serra
Spring is here
The first signs of spring are upon us and the gardens and parks we care for are bursting into life.
Why not enjoy one of our best spring gardens with your family, or perhaps you'd prefer to find a place near you to see daffodils? Whatever you and your family enjoy, you're sure to find something to suit you at one of the gardens and parks we look after at this exciting time of year.
The night sky
National Astronomy Week comes to a climax this weekend. Discover some great places where you can see the night sky in all its beauty, and the kids can tick off number 27 on their list of 50 Things to do before you’re 11 and ¾.
Get back to nature
From seeing lambs to finding frog spawn, this is a great time of year for the family to get outside and reconnect with nature. There's a wealth of things to see and do at the outdoor places we care for.
Managing flood water
While parts of southern and western England have been battered by storms, Somerset's Holnicote estate is keeping its head above water thanks to a project that works with nature to manage flooding.
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Mother's Day gifts
This Mother's Day, why not buy mum something special from our online shop? We've got a great selection of gifts to choose from and you'll also be helping us conserve the special places your family love.
Become a member
Why not join us for a whole year of relaxation, exploration, discovery and great days out. Your membership fee means that together we can care for special places and spaces for ever, for everyone.
Wildlife holiday hotspots
Many of the places we care for are havens for wildlife. You can get close to nature by holidaying in a cottage at one of these places, and the money you spend with us goes towards preserving these special places (and their inhabitants) for years to come.
Want to help?
As a charity, we depend on your support to help preserve the special places in our care. Whether you'd like to volunteer, donate or get involved in some other way, we're always grateful for your assistance.