Touring Pass

Touring Pass FAQs

• How much is a Touring Pass?

  7 days:
  Admit one – £41
  Admit two – £71
  Admit family – £78
  
  14 days:
  Admit one – £47
  Admit two – £84
  Admit family – £99

  Please note that a family pass is valid for two adults (aged 18+) and their children or grandchildren (17 or under). Under 5s visit for free.

  The Touring Pass is available to non-UK residents and for groups of no more than 10 people.

• Where can I visit with the Touring Pass?

  With one of our Touring Passes you can enjoy free entry to most of the places in our care. Please check opening times before you visit and whether you need to book in advance. We'll send more information on how to plan your visits in your order confirmation email.

  There are some excluded properties where the Touring Pass won't give you free admission, including: 

  Aberdeunant, Carmarthenshire
  Ascott, Buckinghamshire
  Ashdown House, Oxfordshire
  The Beatles' Childhood Homes (20 Forthlin Rd & Mendips), Liverpool
  Boarstall Duck Decoy & Tower, Buckinghamshire
  Borrowdale, Lake District
  Braithwaite Hall, North Yorkshire
  Buscot Old Parsonage, Oxfordshire
  Buscot Park, Oxfordshire
  Cilgerran Castle, Pembrokeshire
  Cobham Wood & Mausoleum, Kent
  Derrymore House, County Armagh
  Dorneywood Garden, Buckinghamshire
  Eastbury Manor House, London
  Force Crag Mine, Lake District
  Grantham House, Lincolnshire
  Gray's Printing Press, Northern Ireland
  Great Coxwell Barn, Oxfordshire
  The Homewood, Surrey
  Housesteads Fort, Northumberland
  Long Crendon Courthouse, Buckinghamshire
  Lundy, Devon
  Moulton Hall, North Yorkshire
  Nether Alderley Mill, Cheshire
  Oakhurst Cottage, Surrey
  Orford Ness National Nature Reserve, Suffolk
  Pitstone Windmill, Buckinghamshire
  Priest's House, Somerset
  Princes Risborough Manor House, Buckinghamshire
  Priory Cottage, Oxfordshire
  St John's Jerusalem, Kent
  Shugborough Estate, Staffordshire
  Shute Barton, Devon
  Steam Yacht Gondola, Lake District
  Stembridge Tower Mill, Somerset
  Wakehurst Place, Sussex
  West Green House, Hampshire
  Westwood Manor, Wiltshire
  White Mill, Dorset

  The National Trust Touring Pass doesn't provide admission to places with reciprocal entry agreements, such as English Heritage (including Stonehenge and Housesteads Fort), National Trust for Scotland or other International National Trusts Organisation members.

• Does the Touring Pass include parking?

  The Touring Pass doesn't include parking at all National Trust places. The Touring Pass is an admission pass; at places where there is a separate fee for parking your vehicle, such as National Trust standalone car parks, the parking isn't included. At places where parking is included within the admission price, you won't pay an additional fee.

• What if I bought my Touring Pass before 20 June 2023?

  On 20 June 2023 the Touring Pass moved to a digitised system. If you bought your Touring Pass before 20 June you'll need to pick it up before you can start your tour. 
  The property team will stamp your Touring Pass with the date, and then you’re then free to visit as many places as you like for the following 7 or 14 days. 

  
  You can collect your pass from any of the following places across England, Northern Ireland and Wales:

  London/South East of England

  Berkshire: Basildon
  Buckinghamshire: Greys Court, Hughenden, Stowe, Waddesdon
  East Sussex: Bateman’s, Bodiam Castle, Sheffield Park
  Hampshire: Mottisfont
  Isle of Wight: Mottistone
  Kent: Chartwell, Ightham Mote, Knole, Scotney Castle, Sissinghurst, White Cliffs of Dover
  London: Ham House, Osterley
  Oxfordshire: Greys Court
  West Sussex: Nymans, Petworth

  South West of England

  Cornwall: Lanhydrock, St Michael's Mount, Tintagel Old Post Office, Trelissick, Trengwainton
  Devon: Castle Drogo, Coleton Fishacre, Killerton, Saltram
  Dorset: Corfe Castle, Kingston Lacy
  Gloucestershire: Dyrham, Hidcote, Snowshill Manor and Garden
  Somerset: Barrington, Prior Park Landscape Garden, Tyntesfield
  Wiltshire: Avebury, Lacock, Stourhead

  East of England

  Cambridgeshire: Anglesey Abbey
  Norfolk: Blickling, Oxburgh
  Suffolk: Melford

  Midlands (England)

  Birmingham: Birmingham Back to Backs
  Derbyshire: Calke Abbey, Hardwick, Kedleston
  Lincolnshire: Belton House
  Nottinghamshire: Clumber Park
  Warwickshire: Charlecote

  North West of England

  Cheshire: Little Moreton Hall, Lyme, Tatton Park, Quarry Bank
  Cumbria: Acorn Bank, Hill Top, Sizergh
  Lancashire: Rufford Old Hall

  Yorkshire and North East of England

  Northumberland: Cragside, Wallington
  North Yorkshire: Beningbrough Hall, Fountains Abbey Estate, Goddards, Nunnington Hall, Ormesby Hall, Rievaulx Terrace, Treasurer's House
  South Yorkshire: Wentworth Castle Gardens
  West Yorkshire: East Riddlesden Hall, Nostell
  Tyne & Wear: Gibside, Souter Lighthouse, Washington Old Hall

  Northern Ireland

  Co. Antrim: Giant’s Causeway Visitor Experience
  Co. Down: Castle Ward, Mount Stewart

  Wales

  Carmarthenshire: Dinefwr
  Conwy: Bodnant Garden
  Newport: Tredegar House
  Powys: Powis Castle
  Vale of Glamorgan: Dyffryn Gardens

  Non-National Trust redemption sites

  City of London Tourist Information Centre at St Paul's Churchyard.

• How do I contact you?

  If you'd like any more information about the Touring Pass or have any problems, please contact our Box Office team:

  • Call us on +44(0)344 249 1895. Local rates apply, and lines are open seven days a week (9am–5pm on weekdays, and 9am–4pm at weekends and on bank holidays).

  • Email us at nteventquery@capita.co.uk. Please don't send emails with attachments as these can get caught in spam filters.