Keep the whole family on the sunny side this summer. Take part in family trails, crafts and games at Hatchlands Park, Claremont Landscape Garden, Dapdune Wharf and the Surrey Hills. Plus come and earn ranger badges at Polesden Lacey in a new interactive family experience during August.
Our gardens are all at their colourful best during the summer months with vibrant colours, relaxing spaces and breath-taking views. From the rose garden at Polesden Lacey to the landscaped vistas at Claremont, find a summer garden near you.
Make the most of summer with a walk in the Surrey countryside. Take your pick from these downloadable walking trails with the very best landscapes for butterflies and wildflowers, spectacular views, open parkland and tranquil waterways.
Enjoy theatre, music and entertainment in the glorious setting of a National Trust garden or parkland. There is outdoor theatre at Hatchlands Park, Polesden Lacey and Claremont Landscape Garden this summer.
A butterfly dancing from blossom to flower is always a cheerful sight, these bright, colourful emblems of warmth and sunshine are perhaps our best-loved insects. Enjoy a stroll in the sunshine at some of our best Surrey butterfly spots.
At Hatchlands we're celebrating the life and achievements of Frances Boscawen, the first lady of the house. See exhibition displays and take part in events and cinema screenings at the home of this pioneering woman.
Brand new for 2018, embark an atmospheric journey, deep into the most fire-damaged spaces at the heart of Clandon Park. Discover what you can see and do, and why your feedback is vital to making the right decisions for Clandon's future.
See inside Writ in Water, a major new architectural artwork by Turner-prize winning artist Mark Wallinger, in collaboration with Studio Octopi. It celebrates the enduring legacy of Magna Carta, offering a space to reflect on the founding principles of democracy at Runnymede. Open from 16 June, free entry.
Those hints of autumn bring out the sense of adventure in us all. Try something new this season with a visit to some of Surrey's best kept secrets: Leith Hill Place, Shalford Mill, The Homewood and Oakhurst Cottage.
Discover a variety of houses and unusual buildings in Surrey. From party houses to modernist gems, to tiny cottages and a tower on top of a hill - you're sure to find something to enjoy
Surrey boasts our only arboretum, landscape gardens fit for a princess and plenty of spots for picnics. There's a variety of gardens and parks to enjoy.
We've got top spots for cycling, tranquil waterways and plenty of hills to climb across Surrey. Whether you want to picnic lazily or walk for hours, you're sure to find something to enjoy in the countryside we look after in Surrey.
Views of the Surrey Hills from the top of Box Hill in SurreyNational Trust Images / John Millar
There are lots of National Trust supporter groups in Surrey - come along and make more of your membership on trips to National Trust places, meet like minded people and raise money for your local places like Polesden Lacey and Leith Hill Place.
