Autumn walkers

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As a member, you'll help protect unforgettable places for future generations

Choose a membership

Individual membership

Adult 26+ years
£72 a year
£6 a month*
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Young person 18-25 years
£36 a year
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Junior** 0-17 years. Under 5s go free
£10 a year
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* For 12 months. Monthly payment not available on gift membership.

** Includes free entry and junior welcome pack. Car parking, Handbook and National Trust Magazines are not included.

Joint membership

Adult Two adults (aged 18+) living at the same address
£120 a year
£10 a month*
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* For 12 months. Monthly payment not available on gift membership.

Family membership

Family 2 adults Two adults (aged 18+) living at the same address and their children or grandchildren (17 or under). Under 5s go free.
£126 a year
£10.50 a month*
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Family 1 adult One adult (aged 18+) and their children or grandchildren (17 or under). Under 5s go free.
£78 a year
£6.50 a month*
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* For 12 months. Monthly payment not available on gift membership.

Life membership

Individual Includes free admission for one accompanying guest
£1,730 Standard
£1,295 * Senior
Joint Two people, who are lifetime partners, living at the same address
£2,160 Standard
£1,620 ** Senior
Family Two adults and all their children or grandchildren up to the age of 18. Adults must be lifetime partners, living at the same address. Under 5s go free.
£2,265 Standard
* Senior life membership is available to people aged 60 or over.
** Joint senior life membership is available to lifetime partners at least one of whom is aged 60 or over.
More details and to buy

With National Trust membership you can enjoy:

  • Free entry (on pre-booking) to some of our gardens and parklands as they reopen
  • Free parking at most of our coast and countryside car parks (pre-booking required for a small number of car parks) as they reopen
  • Members' Handbook, full of information about our places
  • National Trust Magazine three times a year, packed with inspiration, interviews and news

Plus, when all of our places and car parks reopen:

  • Free entry to over 500 special places, including our houses
  • Free parking at most National Trust car parks

​See what great benefits come with junior membership

And, pay by annual Direct Debit and get a free pair of binoculars

Membership benefits
Have an existing membership? It's easy to renew online
Autumn woodland walks at Speke Hall in Liverpool

How to book your visit and what to expect 

You'll find lots of places open now - over 40 houses, 135 gardens and parks, and hundreds of coastal and countryside sites. To avoid disappointment please book in advance, especially at busier times such as weekends and bank holidays. Please check the property webpage of the place you wish to visit before you travel. Read this article to find out how to book and what to expect from your visit.

Family cycling at Nostell

Renew your membership 

If you have an existing membership, we’ve made it easier and quicker to renew online. So you can enjoy another year of membership in minutes.

Senior couple in garden

Senior membership  

We offer a 25 per cent senior concession on your membership if you’re 60 or over and have had a membership for at least five of the last ten years. Find out more.

A boy pond dips in summer

Junior membership 

We've introduced a junior membership for children and teenagers. Discover the benefits and get answers to any questions you may have.

Visitors on the beach at Rhosili and South Gower Coast, Wales

Gift membership 

Give someone you love a whole year of discovery with National Trust gift membership. Your gift will help us to look after over 500 special places.

Buy gift membership

Explore special places...

Visitors paddling on the shore of Derwentwater at Crow Park, Cumbria

Seven ways to recharge yourself outdoors as a member 

The outdoors is out there waiting for you, full of rugged mountains, quiet lakes, rolling countryside and calming coastline. Here are seven reasons why joining the National Trust and heading outside to stunning new places could refresh your body and mind.

Kayaking around Thurlestone Rock off South Milton Sands, Devon

Some of our members' favourite places 

Is there a place that's special to you? We asked some of our members that very question and got some fascinating stories. From walks with four legged friends, to sunny strolls with loved ones, your favourite places make fond memories a little more unique.

Man and boys on beach

Membership enquiries  

Got a question about becoming a member? Or do you need to update your details? Whether your query is about a new or existing membership, we're here to help.

Visitors on a walk

Pay by Direct Debit 

Direct Debit is the easy and convenient way to pay for your National Trust membership. It also means more of your subscription goes towards looking after special places.

Visitors at Dyffryn House and Gardens, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales

Joining from the USA 

If you're interested in becoming a member, but live in the USA, find out more about our US membership affiliate, the Royal Oak Foundation.

Disabled visitor and carers in rose garden

Access for disabled people 

We welcome disabled visitors to our places. You can also apply for an Essential Companion card so your carer or companion can come with you to any special place free of charge. Find out what we do to make sure you have a great day out.

Access for everyone
Magazine autumn 2020 cover spread

Our magazine is free to members 

As a member of the National Trust you'll receive three editions of our beautifully illustrated magazine each year as an exclusive benefit. See what's in the latest issue.

More about our magazine