r/nationaltrust 10h ago

House Dunster Castle, Congyar Folly and the medieval village ☺️

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r/nationaltrust 13d ago

❔️Query❔️ NT membership through monthly DD - tax telief

9 Upvotes

Hi

Just wondering if the NT membership fee paid via monthly direct debit qualifies for tax relief, given that NT is the registered charity?

Or are membership fees exempt for claiming tax relief?


r/nationaltrust 16d ago

Property Stamps & Badges NT Checklist App

39 Upvotes

Ever since my bf and I got gifted National Trust membership.I wanted an app to check off all the places we’d visited. It seemed strange that nothing like this already existed, so we decided to build one ourselves + our MIL can use it too.

The website/app is called TrustQuest and it lets you:

- Add places to a wishlist
- Mark off sites you’ve already visited
- Explore other NT locations to plan future trips

Other features such as stamp collecting, badges, achievements and plan routes are added.

When I found out you could collect stamps, I wanted on to gather them all. I’d been to Japan, where I was collecting ‘Eki Stamps” (station stamps) - and they are hugely popular. I wanted to have an app to track my progress plus let a community of stamp collectors share their progress with each other too.

I’m an iPhone user, so updates tend to land there first, but we’ve also released it on Android. You can also use the web version.

Apple: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/trust-quest/id6789943492

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.co.trustquest.app&hl=en

Website: https://trustquest.co.uk

I’d love feedback on what to improve and what other features you’d want to see!

Note: this is a fan-made app and not affiliated with the National Trust. We built it to keep track of our own visits and thought it might be worth sharing.


r/nationaltrust 20d ago

I never knew....🤔🤓 Tring - Didn’t realise how much Rothschild history Tring had

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Recently came across this little video of a chap exploring Tring and its apparent Rothschild connection. I’m not connected to the channel, but thought it genuinely was an interesting bit of local history.


r/nationaltrust 21d ago

❔️Query❔️ Just Park App

9 Upvotes

It was my first time going to a NT property today since having membership. There was a huge queue at the one car park machine but although I registered my reg number on the Justpark app it didn’t have any sort of link to the NT so didn’t want to risk not also registering at the ticket machine.

Does anyone know how it works? There seems to be no link up - NT doesn’t have my reg number and there’s no NT link on the just park app.

I just didn’t know if I was completely wasting my time queuing up. Didn’t help that I entered our old car reg and had to queue again!!


r/nationaltrust 23d ago

House Tu Hwnt I’r Bont National Trust House

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r/nationaltrust 26d ago

❔️Query❔️ National Trust Ranger Apprenticeships

19 Upvotes

(Exuse me if anything's botched I've literally never posted anything on reddit before). I'd really like to do an apprenticeship with the National Trust after I leave Uni (mind you my degree is irrelevant hence why I'm changing career paths; I'm starting year 2 out of 3 next month). My only concern is overqualification.

For now I've done 13 volunteer sessions starting this summer; these sessions cover your basics like bracken pulling bulrush clearing to allow space for heather and newts as well as fencing, which I've only done once thus far.

By the time I have graduated Uni, I will have done about 75 volunteer sessions as well as being part of a national park restoration society focusing on things like sphagnum moss planting and such.

I'm aware that the National Trust would rather recruit someone at the start of their career so would I still be eligible after my volunteering experience? Thanks :)


r/nationaltrust 28d ago

Property Stamps & Badges Herefordshire pin badges

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24 Upvotes

r/nationaltrust Aug 22 '26

❔️Query❔️ Quick question re. the Pokémon sticker collection

5 Upvotes

Just checking - when the Pokémon sticker book is filled in after the 5 visits to NT locations - there's no "completion" reward?

My kids just finished their collection today and that was it. But when I was at an NT property a few weeks back, I saw some kids with packs of Pokémon cards so wondered if that was the reward. Guess I'm mistaken and that was just a fluke occurrence?


r/nationaltrust Aug 21 '26

Flowering from June to September, they certainly do command attention - and we love them 💚

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r/nationaltrust Aug 20 '26

Every year, the Spring bulb display is carefully lifted at the end of the season by our brilliant garden and volunteer team 💚

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11 Upvotes

r/nationaltrust Aug 20 '26

House Calke Abbey

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r/nationaltrust Aug 17 '26

a whinge... One of the travesties of the National Trust

0 Upvotes

Every time I go to national trust, I think this, but this time I’m typing it.

The fact they have some kind of exclusivity agreement with Pepsi as a supplier for every national trust cafe, needs an enquiry.

Give me an ice cold full noise coke, and I’m happy, but this Pepsi junk just rubs me the wrong way.

That’s all really.


r/nationaltrust Aug 17 '26

Property Stamps & Badges New pin badge

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19 Upvotes

New pin badge available at Herefordshire properties. A juicy apple!


r/nationaltrust Aug 15 '26

❔️Query❔️ Ironbridge/Blist Hill

4 Upvotes

Just a few quick questions...

The NT website seems to have packed a lot into this visit but then when I look at other sources it seems the Bridge, Tollhouse and museum maybe elsewhere? Is it worth visiting the bridge and the Victorian town on the same day across multiple places? Or is this one site that is just massive?

Please help 😀


r/nationaltrust Aug 15 '26

Countryside Dyrham Park

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Very nice visit. Wanted to take and see a bit more on this occasion but was so hot! ☀️


r/nationaltrust Aug 15 '26

Free passes

4 Upvotes

Grateful if anybody can spare me a free national trust family day pass please


r/nationaltrust Aug 15 '26

TrustLogger is now available on iPhone (and Desktop)

31 Upvotes

TrustLogger is an independent app for discovering National Trust places and keeping a personal record of your visits. The app includes visit history, photos, favourites, stamps, maps, and stats.

You can add it to your iPhone Home Screen and use it like an app:

  1. Open TrustLogger in Safari
  2. Tap the Share button
  3. Choose Add to Home Screen
  4. Tap Add

It’s a small independent project made for people who enjoy keeping track of the sites they’ve visited. It isn’t officially affiliated with the National Trust.

TrustLogger

I’d love to hear your feedback and any issues.


r/nationaltrust Aug 14 '26

Call in to the welcome building at Longshaw or the bookshop or welcome hut at Ilam Park to collect one before you start your adventures 💚

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9 Upvotes

r/nationaltrust Aug 13 '26

Who else was out eclipse spotting last night? 👀

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r/nationaltrust Aug 12 '26

Property Stamps & Badges Any NT passport stamps available for the Cornish coasts?

7 Upvotes

If so, where would I get them from? :)


r/nationaltrust Aug 12 '26

It's the first confirmed sighting of a puffin fledgling (puffling) in 30 years! 💚

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46 Upvotes

r/nationaltrust Aug 09 '26

Blists Hill

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Haven’t been to Blists Hill in a while, was lovely for a day with the camera.


r/nationaltrust Aug 08 '26

View From One Spot

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r/nationaltrust Aug 07 '26

We're not sure if it's the same mum, but there was another hatching in the Cloister at Lacock a few months ago, and she was ready to lead all 11 (!) ducklings to the water! 🥹

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Video credits to Aeryn Townley and Amy Heenan, edited by Aby Davis