The National Trust offers you the chance to treat your Dad to a day out he will love, this Father’s Day on 19 June, be that walking with his family in the countryside, enjoying a hearty meal or re-living his childhood with a picnic and playing outdoors with the kids.
The National Trust has everything you need to help Dad and the rest of the family have a Father’s Day to remember, whether he enjoys home-cooked food and real ale, fishing in a moat, strolling through captivating gardens, exploring historic houses or simply getting out and about and closer to nature.
A day out with the National Trust places also helps the charity to conserve look after its special places for you and the next generation to enjoy. Entry to all places for National Trust members is free, otherwise normal admission prices apply.
The 14th-century moated Bodiam Castle is one of the most picturesque in the country. Although the castle is ruinous, enough survives to grant visitors an ide...
View attractionFamily home of Sir Winston Churchill for forty years. Twentieth century history comes to life in family and exhibition rooms with many of Churchill's own pai...
View attractionRomantic moated manor house, which has been described by David Starkey as 'one of the most beautiful and interesting of English country houses'.
View attractionCountry house, romantic garden and 14th century moated castle set in a picturesque wooded estate.
View attractionAdmire the architecture of the buildings and delve into the lives of those who lived or came to stay at the castle.
View attractionSmallhythe Place was first built in the early 16th century and was purchased by Ellen Terry, the renowned actress, in 1899. Visitors can discover the extraor...
View attractionArts and Crafts family home with Morris & Co. interiors, located in a glorious hillside garden. Note: Well behaved dogs on short leads are allowed in th...
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