Escape the Back-to-School/Work Blues with a Free National Trust Pass

If you’re suffering from the back-to-school/work blues, the National Trust has got you covered. This autumn, the heritage conservation charity is offering everyone an opportunity to visit one of their sites for free. Popular National Trust sites include Northern Ireland’s remarkable Giant’s Causeway, Beatrix Potter’s old house in Cumbria (Hill Top), and Chartwell, the former family home of Winston Churchill. So, how can you find your escape and enjoy the beauty of nature? The National Trust is giving away a select number of autumn passes, granting you free entry to a National Trust place of your choice.

How can I get a free National Trust pass?

To bag a free National Trust pass, simply head to this website and enter your name and address. The passes allow free entry for two adults and up to three children, one adult and up to four children, or two adults on their own. Make sure to act soon as there is only a “select number” available. The passes are valid between 18 September and 20 October 2023.

Once you’ve submitted your details, you will receive an email ticket to show to staff at the National Trust property of your choice. Keep in mind that some places require advance booking, so be sure to check the website of the specific venue you wish to visit before traveling.

When pre-booking online, select the free member’s ticket option and use the code ESCAPEINTOAUTUMN2023 when asked for your membership number.

It’s important to note that some properties are exempt from this offer, so make sure to check the list provided before making your plans. For a full list of possible properties to explore, click here.