National Trust for Scotland

Considering joining the National Trust for Scotland? Here, you'll find the latest membership offers as well as detailed information on the benefits of becoming a member including getting the keys to unlocking Scotland's past.

National Trust for Scotland membership offers for 2025/2026
National Trust for Scotland membership offers for 2025/2026

Latest National Trust for Scotland offers

Looking for the latest National Trust for Scotland membership offers? Check out current savings on individual, family and senior memberships for 2024/2025 below.

Sorry, we don't have any deals for National Trust for Scotland at this time, however we still have plenty of ways you can save on your next trip.

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About National Trust for Scotland

The National Trust for Scotland (NTS) is the country's leading conservation charity and largest membership organisation with more than 300,000 members.

It was set up in 1931 independent of government to not only protect places and objects of great importance to Scotland's heritage but guarantee public access to Scotland's story. Today, it looks after 88 properties, more than 300,000 artefacts and over 76,000 hectares of countryside and gardens.

The NTS is responsible for safeguarding the future of a multitude of buildings such as castles and houses, places of historic significance such as the battlefields, natural attractions including gardens, coastlines, mountains and islands and collections of art, literature and historic objects.

As well as acting as watchmen for Scotland's past, warding off damage by climate change and time, developers and pests, the NTS looks after places that communities, wildlife, flora and fauna rely on just today but for the future.

Why join the NTS?

When you become a member of the National Trust for Scotland, you're actively supporting the protection of Scotland's history and heritage. However, you don't have to be a history nut to make the most of your membership.

From access to gardens, sculptures and period interiors to the many other wild landscapes that the NTS looks after, you can choose to delve into Scotland's history or make the most of the great outdoors.

More reasons to join the National Trust for Scotland include:

  • free entry to all National Trust for Scotland places
  • free parking at National Trust for Scotland car parks with downloadable passes
  • the members' magazine, newsletter & guide
  • free or concessionary access to National Trust for Scotland events
  • free or concessionary entry to National Trust properties worldwide, including in England, Wales & Northern Ireland

National Trust for Scotland membership fees

Membership type Monthly Annual
Individual adult £5.80 £69.60
Individual senior (aged 60 or over) £5.20 £62.40
Individual young person (aged 16 to 24) £3.35 £40.20
Joint adult (2 adults) £10.25 £123
Joint senior (2 adults aged 60 or over) £8.30 £99.60
Family (2 adults + up to 6 children) £11.25 £135
One adult family (1 adult + up to 6 children) £7 £84

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National Trust for Scotland places

The National Trust for Scotland has such variety when it comes to the places you can visit, whether you're a member or not. Think well-known sites from historic events, striking houses, informative museums, immaculate gardens and sweeping sandy beaches.

  • Battlefields - famous, moving, culturally significant sites of memorial & intrigue
  • Beaches - from rocky headland and sandy shores to secluded bays & remote islands
  • Castles - mighty historic dwellings spanning, among others, medieval, Jacobean & Victorian periods
  • Houses & estates - featuring museums, period houses, ornate architecture & fine grounds
  • Outdoors - including landscaped gardens, mountains, islands, woodlands & nature reserves

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10 of the most popular NTS places

The NTS really spoils its members with its portfolio of wonderfully diverse places to visit. Just a few of its most popular attractions include pivotal battlefields, sprawling estates, nature reserves, UNESCO sites, stunning mountain passes and much more.

  • Culzean Castle & Country Park
  • Robert Burns Birthplace Museum
  • Glencoe National Nature Reserve
  • The St Kilda Archipelago
  • Mar Lodge National Nature Reserve
  • Culloden Battlefield
  • Bannockburn Battlefield
  • Ben Lomond
  • The Hermitage
  • Inverewe Gardens

Can't decide where to go first? Scroll to the bottom of the places page to try the NTS's place and acitivity finder.

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Things to do with NTS

Whether stretching the legs of your four-legged friend, slipping into water for a spot of kayaking, scaling some of Britain's highest mountains or exploring turrets of ancient castles, there's a world of activities to enjoy inside and out across NTS properties.

  • Family activities
  • Dog-friendly places
  • Where to go for walks
  • Munro-bagging
  • Stops on the North Coast 500
  • UNESCO sites
  • Rainy day attractions

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Can't find what you're looking for? See our other membership offers and further details for booking a UK holiday.

Kirsten Henton

Kirsten Henton

Kirsten Henton is Weather2Travel.com's editor. Kirsten writes, commissions and edits our travel features, liaising with our contributors and ensuring copy is spick-and-span. A member of the British Guild of Travel Writers, Kirsten also freelances writing articles on travel, history and the outdoors for titles such as Scotland Magazine and BBC Travel.

Updated on Friday 13th December 2024

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