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.
We spend a family weekend break going back in time in Yorkshire, staying at YHA Howarth and exploring the area.
East Riddlesden Hall is another great National Trust property for families to visit, including some great spots for picnics.
Deep in the Lincolnshire countryside is Woolsthorpe Manor. It's not just an old house. The person who lived there is rather famous....
Set off from Ilam and walk alongside the river Dove in picturesque Dovedale. Cross the famous stepping stones, explore caves, and climb a cloud!
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.
Gav Grayston
Mike Collins
Shell Grayston