On this page you’ll find lots of articles about the National Trust, either for events or places.
We have a National Trust Family Membership that enables us to visit all sorts of places wherever we are in the country.
If you are likely to visit just a few National Trust locations in a year, the family membership easily pays for itself and is something we recommend.
Click here to find out more about the National Trust Family Membership.
We popped along to Hanbury Hall in Worcestershire for some fun and games, walk, history, and of course: the team room!
Join the National Trust to record the sounds of our shores.
A Royal castle ruin that's a great place to let the kids explore.
Orienteering is a great activity to do as a family and teaches your kids map reading skills. There are also places you can easily give it a go. Read more.
Get the kids out for a walk this autumn. Not only pick up some leaves, conkers, etc., why not see some deer rutting too?
Brockhampton Estate was a little gem in the Herefordshire countryside. A great place for picnics, nature, and history - and a good family day out.
If you are wondering at what age your kids can start rock climbing, you'll want to read this post. Steve takes his kids up Lower Scout Crag in Langdale.
Powis Castle and Garden is a great family day out on the Wales-Shropshire boarder at the town of Welshpool. The Gardern is a fantastic family picnic spot.
Dudmaston Estate in Shropshire is a great place to take the family for a walk: woods, fields, streams, stepping stones, lake, dam, and of course the Hall.
As part of the National Trust's Great British Walk festival in 2013 they made a number of secret walks available. We tried the secret walk at Attingham Park in ...
Gav Grayston 
Mike Collins 
Shell Grayston 
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