National Trust Membership Offers 2020: FREE Binoculars & FREE £5 OFF M&S Voucher

Enjoy the best of Britain in 2020 with National Trust membership offers! Joining the National Trust gives you unlimited days out to visit historic houses, gardens, parks, coast and countryside.

We’ve got the cheapest ways to join the National Trust with FREE binoculars, £5 OFF M&S vouchers, and three months FREE deals!

National Trust Membership Offers 2020: Exclusive Online Deals

We’ve partnered with the National Trust to bring you exclusive offers. And when you buy online, you’ll get instant access to National Trust properties throughout Britain, as you can use your online receipt as temporary membership.

Water Lilies in the Lily Pool, Hidcote Manor Garden, Gloucestershire, National Trust © Chris P King

More National Trust Membership Discounts

There’s plenty of other discounts, promotions and offers available with 2020 National Trust Membership.

National Trust Membership: Expired Deals

360-degree panorama of the Rose Garden at Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Kent ©NTPL/Rod Edwards

National Trust Membership: Quick Links

• National Trust Membership Offers 2020: Exclusive Online Deals
• Benefits of Joining the National Trust
• National Trust Gift Membership: Perfect Present
• National Trust Membership 2020 Prices
• 3 Months FREE Senior Membership
• 10 of the Country’s Top National Trust Sites

Benefits of Joining the National Trust: Great Value Days Out

Joining the National Trust is a great value choice and will pay for itself with just a few top days out. With annual adult membership starting at just £38.40*, there has never been a better time in 2020 to see the best of Britain.

Everyone can enjoy their historic properties, natural landscapes and gardens. They’re a fantastic day out, with excellent facilities for kids, traditional tearooms and many with superb shops and even garden centres.

From The White Cliffs of Dover to the delights of the Lake District, the Cornish coastline to Cambridgeshire Fens, with National Trust membership, there’s protected landscape and properties to enjoy wherever you are, and all for FREE.

If you are joining the National Trust online, you will receive a temporary membership with your receipt so that you can enjoy and explore straight away. Save money with the cheapest way to join the National Trust today!

Golden Lilies in the gardens at Hidcote with the manor house in the background © Chris P King

National Trust Members enjoy:

• FREE entry to over 500 unique places (historic homes and gardens, countryside and coast)
• FREE parking at most National Trust car parks
• National Trust handbook full of ideas to plan your visits
• National Trust Magazine full of inspiration sent to you three times a year
• Regular newsletters sent straight to your inbox
• FREE or discount rates at National Trust facilities in Scotland and some other countries

Get the latest 2020 exclusive online National Trust membership offers.

FREE Entry and Parking at More Than 300 Properties and Gardens

Pay and display? Not with National Trust membership as parking is FREE at most of their countryside, woodland and coastal car parks ©NTPL/Robert Morris

There’s no shortage of choice, either, with more than 300 historic houses and gardens in all regions of England, Wales and Northern Ireland. That’s enough FREE days out to keep you going all year.

You won’t get stung for parking, either. With these National Trust membership offers you get a car badge will also mean you can park for FREE at most (and get a discount at others) Trust countryside, woodland and coastal car parks. For example, non-members pay £7 for parking at Avebury in Wiltshire, but for members, it’s completely FREE.

Spend Quality Time in the UK

If you don’t have the budget for a big blow out foreign holiday in 2020, National Trust membership offers a fantastic way of making the most of your time in the UK.

Joining the National Trust gives you a discount on fabulous days out in the country. In fact, you’re never further than 40 miles from a National Trust site.

Superb Facilities for All Ages

Most properties have excellent visitor centres, many with dedicated fun and educational activities for children (Easter egg hunts are a particularly popular seasonal attraction). And don’t forget the famous National Trust tearooms and elegant shops.

Loch Shiel from the top of the Bonnie Prince Charlie commemorative Glenfinnan Monument in Scotland ©Green Abode /Chris P King

FREE Entrance in Scotland, Too

What’s more, show your membership card at National Trust for Scotland properties, and you’ll also get FREE entrance. There is also National Trust membership offers in several overseas countries, giving you FREE or discounted admission at their properties.

New Junior Membership

The National Trust now offers junior membership to inspire the next generation of nature and heritage lovers. For only £10 a year, under 18s (under 5s are FREE) can discover unforgettable places with their friends or grandparents.

The benefits of junior membership include:

• Unlimited FREE entry to all National Trust places
• Junior members welcome pack
• Exclusive guides for you to plan your next adventure
• Ongoing inspiration, tips and seasonal ideas online

Junior membership doesn’t include free car parking, the Handbook or the National Trust Magazine.

Find out more about junior membership.

National Trust membership pack with FREE binoculars!

National Trust Gift Membership: Perfect Present

Buy your partner, family or friends a present they’ll love all year round this year with National Trust Gift Membership. Whether your loved ones are into landscaped gardens, countryside walks, historic houses or spending time at the coast, you can be sure they’ll see some of the best of Britain in 2020.

National Trust Membership includes everything you get with standard membership:

• FREE entry to over 500 special places
• FREE parking at most National Trust car parks
• National Trust Handbook full of ideas to help them plan a visit
• National Trust Magazine sent to them three times a year
• Regular newsletters sent straight to their inbox

Get the latest deals on National Trust Gift Membership.

Find out more about National Trust Gift membership.

View of Cuckmere valley a haven for wildlife in the South Downs National Park, East Sussex © Green Abode/Chris P King

National Trust Membership 2020 Prices

The National Trust has different prices for individuals, joint, family and lifetime members. National Trust Membership offers for individual adults costs from less than 39 quid a year, while a family membership starts at only £82.80.

As you’ll get FREE entrance to Trust properties all year – and you can return to the same venues again and again if you want – and a lot more, it’s fantastic value. To show what a great deal is, we’ve added a column showing how much it works out per day across the year.

* Cost per day = annual membership price / 365 days
** For 12 months. Monthly payment not available on gift membership

• Adult – 26 years old and over
• Joint – two adults aged 18 and over living at the same address
• Young person – aged between 18 and 25 years old
• Family two adults – plus up to 10 of their children or grandchildren (aged 17 or under)
• Family one adult- plus up to 10 of their children or grandchildren (aged 17 or under)
• Junior – aged between 6 and 17 years old
• Children under five go FREE
• Lifetime membership starts from £1,380 for individual seniors

To get the exclusive online FREE binoculars and £5 OFF M&S voucher offers you’ll need to pay by monthly or annual direct.

3 Months FREE Senior Membership

Over one million loyal senior members are currently getting a 25% discount (3 months FREE!) on membership. If you’re over 60 and you’ve held an individual or senior membership for at least five of the last ten years, you’ll qualify for a reduced fee.

In 2020 you’ll pay £57.60 individual and £96 joint senior membership.

Find out how you can get 3 months FREE senior membership.

Visitors at Lindisfarne Castle, Northumberland – © National Trust Images/Arnhel de Serra

5 Reasons Why You Should Join the National Trust Today!

Joining the National Trust is a no-brainer but here’re five reasons why you should join today!

1. You’ll Become Happier

You know that feeling of joy when you’re walking barefoot along the beach or delight when you’re walking on windswept cliffs. It’s official, being near the coast makes us happier!

Research carried out by the National Trust revealed that a whopping 82% of people say they feel happy after a walk by the coast. The ‘Great British Walks’ paper also found that walking along the coast gave people a sense of escape (62%) and made people more positive about their lives in general (55%).

With 775 miles of the UK coastline managed by the National Trust and one-third of their downloadable walks along the coast, it’s safe to say that the organisation is making a significant contribution to our happiness.

Join the National Trust, and you’ll get FREE parking at most the places they manage. And did we mention that loads of them are on the coast?

Being happy is just one-half of what’s crucial in life.

Visitors at Wembury, Devon. Wembury is a great beach with some of the best rock pools in the country – © National Trust Images/Chris Lacey

2. You’ll Get Healthier

Ever heard the saying ‘get some fresh sea air into your lungs’? The same ‘Great British Walks’ study also found that Brits feel healthier after a walk along the coast.

Maybe it’s not surprising when you know that on average people are getting 47 minutes more sleep per night. 69% of which are having a much deeper sleep which is very important for our health.

Furthermore, a whopping 83% of people reported more feeling of calm after a coastal walk. 65% said they felt more refreshed, and 55% more relaxed.

The National Trust has proved that getting exercise by the sea has positive health benefits all around.

Researcher and Environmental Psychologist Eleanor Ratcliffe stated:

‘Coastal walkers are getting more sleep, and more likely to show increased sleep quality and morning alertness…It’s clear that there is something special about the coast, particularly as a place to escape to that can allow people to boost their mood, relax and sleep in.’

Take advantage of being a member of an organisation that actually cares about your health and happiness. How many other services that you pay a lot more money cares about your well-being?

Also, the National Trust supports sustainably produced, local, and seasonal food. In fact, it’s one of their ‘Big Issues’ initiatives.

Corporate farming methods are flooding our food supply with chemicals. There’s never been a better time to roll back farming methods to healthier times.

Join the National Trust and get healthier today!

Young children run towards the camera at Polesden Lacey, nr Dorking, Surrey – © National Trust Images/Ian Shaw

Your kids quality of life will improve

By joining the National Trust, you’ll be joining an organisation that cares about improving the quality of life for your kids, and in turn, the whole family.

Through their ‘Natural Childhood’ campaign, they’re supporting the right for every child to connect to nature. According to the RSPB, just one in five British children are ‘connected to nature’, and time spent outdoors has halved in a generation.

This has created ‘Nature Deficit Disorder’ in British children and the broader population. For children, this has created worrying consequences such as physical health problems (including obesity), mental health issues, and inability to assess risks to themselves and others.

‘Natural Childhood’ has launched three initiatives to help reconnect children with nature:

• 50 things to do before you’re 11 ¾
• The Wild Network
• My Wild Time Year

The National Trust has loads of events to promote ‘Natural Childhood’ at their places. From pond dipping to den building, cooking on campfires, flying kites, making mud pies and more, there’s plenty of free outdoor things for kids to do.

Get your kids involved in this initiative and help them (and you) reconnect to nature. By joining the National Trust, they’ll be able to attend events at National Trust places throughout the country.

You’ll save money

Anyone ever told you what exceptional value you get by joining the National Trust?

Let’s do the maths.

Standard National Trust Membership

For standard annual National Trust Membership (without any offers or promo code discounts), the daily costs work out as:

• Adult – £0.21p
• Joint (two adults) – £0.35p
• Young Person – £0.10p
• Family (two adults) – £0.37p
• Family (one adult) – £0.23p
• Junior – £0.03p

In fact, you will get double the saving money benefits. First, you get to visit hundreds of really cool places in Britain for just pennies a day. Second, you’ll avoid the temptation of spending money on other much pricier days out.

Join the National Trust as an individual, couple (or as a pair) or a family, and you’ll save £££s throughout 2020.

Children pond dipping in the garden at Knightshayes, Devon – © National Trust Images/Tony Cobley

5. You’ll protect wildlife and nature

If all this weren’t enough, as a National Trust member, you’d be supporting the conservation and preservation of their historic homes, gardens, countryside and coastlines. The Trust is also a leading light in promoting organic farming and conserving wildlife.

Conservation has always been at the heart of the National Trust and no more so than today. They protect Britain’s wildlife, coastline, forests, farmland, moorland, islands, historic houses, nature reserves, villages, pubs and more.

Joining the National Trust means you’ll directly contribute to the protection of endangered wildlife, over 270,000 hectares of land, 775 miles of coastline, and over 300 historic houses and gardens in Britain.

As the UK’s most prominent landowner, the rich diversity of Britain’s nature and wildlife benefits from their conservation work. Both national and local initiatives are protecting threatened wildlife and the natural environment.

Join the National Trust to become part of a more significant conservation movement to protect Britain’s wildlife and nature.

10 of the Country’s Top National Trust Sites

The church tower on St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall ©NTPL/David Noton

The National Trust has properties across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, so wherever you are, you’re not far from a top day out. To give you a taste of what’s in store for members, here are 10 of the National Trusts favourite destinations for 2020:

• Bodiam Castle, East Sussex – undoubtedly one of England’s most atmospheric moated castles
• Osterley Park & House, London – magnificent Robert Adam’s designed country pile in suburban west London
• St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall – take the boat or, at low tide, walk, across to this tiny island steeped in medieval mystery
• Penrhyn Castle, Gwynedd, Wales – kids will love exploring this vast castle and extensive wooded grounds
• Dudmaston Estate, Shropshire – beautiful mansion and estate boasting an excellent modern and contemporary art collection
• Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire – one of England’s most impressive country houses
• Sutton Hoo, Suffolk – discover the treasures of the Anglo-Saxons at one of the world’s most famous archaeological sites, with its award-winning exhibition centre
• Hilltop, Cumbria – the world of Beatrix Potter is brought to life at her Lake District home
• Lindisfarne Castle, Northumberland – stunning, craggy location in the wilds of the northeast
• Giant’s Causeway, County Antrim, Northern Ireland – iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site of 60-million-year-old basalt columns

There’s hundreds more to discover, so check out 2020 National Trust membership offers and find out what’s close to you.

National Trust Membership offers a whole year of fantastic value to experience the best of Britain through all four seasons. With discounts on membership – including FREE binoculars and 3 months FREE – it’s unlikely you’ll get anything to match this fantastic value in 2020.