National Trust Discount Codes for July 2024

National Trust is a charity organization that focuses on the preservation of estate properties and art collection. With the best interest of preservation in mind, many properties or regions, that cannot individually care for these pieces and properties financially, are cared for by the organisation. The charity's preservation efforts are partially funded through the sale of commercial goods. They offer a wide range of products to their consumers and uses the money to help preserve everything from forests and woods to farmlands and historic houses. The organization restores these properties, protects them from being torn down, and then opens them up to the public, to provide the population with a glimpse into the past.

Expert advice on how to save at National Trust

Over the past 6 years, we have learned a lot from partnering with National Trust. Let us highlight the various deals offered on memberships, holidays and in their online shop.

Membership discounts and offers

Get a £15 voucher

Did you know that you can get a £15 National Trust gift card on all annual memberships? All you have to do is register for an annual direct debit and it’s as easy as that. The gift card can be redeemed in their shops or cafes.

Lifetime memberships

Outdoor enthusiasts can really benefit from lifetime value through National Trust’s lifetime memberships. Enjoy free access to more than 500 parks and free parking at most car parks for the rest of your life with plans from £2195 (£1,640 for seniors).

Using the joint membership as an example, a lifetime membership costs £2,735 and the annual plan is £151.20 without considering future price increases. In 18 years, you would break even and begin saving £151 every year you enjoy your benefits.

Senior discount

Anyone over the age of 60 is considered a senior at National Trust and you could be entitled to 25% off your membership fees. This promotion is valid for all seniors who have had a membership for at least 3 years. Contact National Trust at 0344 800 1895 to verify your eligibility and redeem your discount.

Holidays at low prices

Rent holiday cottages directly on the grounds and estates of National Trust parks. Now, with our help, you never have to pay full price. The best you can expect to get in additional savings is 15% off through various codes and sales.

We had a code for 15% off bookings for the longest time, but as of now this code is not valid. We will update our site if it becomes available again. However, you can also find flash sales like 15% off barn holidays in July 2024 or deals on multi night bookings.

National Trust shop codes

Both new and existing customers can save 10% in the National Trust shop. Whether you want a new bird feeder, garden furniture or anything in between, you can find unique items in their online shop. Use WELCOME10 to save on your order when you spend £50 or more.

Explore Gardens with National Trust 

With a National Trust membership, you’ll have unlimited access to stunning gardens, houses and walks all year round. Check out our top National Trust walks and gardens to explore this summer.

Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire

Waddesdon Manor is a must-see attraction. You can cool down with a refreshing lemonade or indulgent cake, whilst taking in the atmosphere of the stunning view. National Trust members are lucky enough to get huge admission discounts during special events. Be sure to book in advance, as tickets go quickly!

Charlecote Park, Warwickshire

Warwickshire is a great location that’s accessible to most people in a couple of hours. Explore its stunning Victorian home which is still occupied by the Lucy family nearly 900 years on. Take in the fresh, crisp air and breathtaking landscape of the deer park whilst keeping refreshed with a flask of tea or coffee from the Orangery cafe. This National Trust treasure is a perfect family day out with so much to see. 

Dunham Massey, Cheshire 

This stunning National Trust estate is located between Manchester and Cheshire and is surrounded by tranquil landscapes and a 300-acre deer park. The Dunham Massey grounds are a must for your walks list, with their stunning rose gardens. And, where better to rest your feet than inside the Dunham house cafe with grand, ornate decor and winding corridors? They run fun events for children and a magical Easter trail for all the family. Check out the National Trust website to find out more. 

Tyntesfield, Somerset

Where better to embrace the change in seasons than an extravagant Victorian gothic revival house nestled close to Bristol? Tyntesfield is most definitely worth travelling to if you’re not local, with so much fascinating history to explore and sensational landscapes to take in. It’s got everything you could wish for within its grounds – acres of woodland, flower-filled terraces and exquisite architecture.