National Trust Parking

[pandas]

Oxburgh Estate | Norfolk

Visit this romantic moated manor set beneath sweeping Norfolk skies. Explore the house, relax in the garden and enjoy woodland, streams and parkland.

www.nationaltrust.org.uk

about to post this but it's already listed - good place to visit though

 

[pandas]

Plan Your Visit | The Lost Gardens of Heligan

Make the most of your trip to The Lost Gardens of Heligan. Plan your visit and experience the beauty and history of these stunning grounds.

www.heligan.com

easy car park, not to be missed. There is also a Campsite just next door - different entrance though.

 

[MR BLO]

Went to Lanhydrock House in 8m van on Saturday. Easy access to the coach car park where there are 5 spaces for caravans. Checked at reception if this was ok to park (confirmed). Plenty of turning room on a slight slope. The car park is shared with the allotment holders, and the car park was open at just after 6am when I arrived.
Fabulous place with great walks and cycling paths in the trees for the more energetic family. The play area is amongst the best I have seen at NT.
Bodmin park run held here on Saturday mornings if you are feeling fit.

 

[Grasmere9]

So....am I understanding this correctly? NT England- £126 for a family, NT Scotland £117 for a family....so if I buy NT Scotland I am able to visit NT England and park?!

 

[138go]

You have to pay to park, if you join Scottish NT and park in England.

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[SandraL]

You have to pay to park, if you join Scottish NT and park in England.

We take the scottish tickets to the nt official at entry who checks our cards and gives us a windscreen ticket to display, no car park charge incurred.
Not sure what happens at unattended car parks.

 

[joe and sue]

National Memorial Arboretum, Alreewas, Staffs. DE13 7AR, overflow car park, £4 all day, plenty of space for even the biggest RV,
Very interesting day out, ( if a bit morbid, being all memorials) plus some good walks /cycling along the river etc.
Free entry after p[aying to park, need to pre-book at present, but you can make a donation if you feel like it,
Excellent catering and you can take a picnic.

 

[mikebeaches]

Oxburgh Estate | Norfolk

Visit this romantic moated manor set beneath sweeping Norfolk skies. Explore the house, relax in the garden and enjoy woodland, streams and parkland.

www.nationaltrust.org.uk

about to post this but it's already listed - good place to visit though

Yes, we went 3 weeks ago whilst on holiday in Norfolk - enjoyed it.

 

[Grasmere9]

National Memorial Arboretum, Alreewas, Staffs. DE13 7AR, overflow car park, £4 all day, plenty of space for even the biggest RV,
Very interesting day out, ( if a bit morbid, being all memorials) plus some good walks /cycling along the river etc.
Free entry after p[aying to park, need to pre-book at present, but you can make a donation if you feel like it,
Excellent catering and you can take a picnic.

Often driven past the sign for this and wondered what it was like.

 

[joe and sue]

Often driven past the sign for this and wondered what it was like.

Very interesting especially if you have family members who have served their country.
Very much for me as my Father was a Far E ast POW, who came back, but he had 2 brothers who did not, and that memorial area is very close to me.
Check oput the web-site first,
Joe

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[denisejoe]

You have to pay to park, if you join Scottish NT and park in England.

We haven't at any of the NT places we've been.

 

[ceejayt]

Went to Lanhydrock House in 8m van on Saturday. Easy access to the coach car park where there are 5 spaces for caravans. Checked at reception if this was ok to park (confirmed). Plenty of turning room on a slight slope. The car park is shared with the allotment holders, and the car park was open at just after 6am when I arrived.
Fabulous place with great walks and cycling paths in the trees for the more energetic family. The play area is amongst the best I have seen at NT.
Bodmin park run held here on Saturday mornings if you are feeling fit.

Will add to the map. Thanks

 

[Sleafordquin]

I parked up on longdon cliffs in Dover for the first time since having my autotrail mohican. Was ok intresting leaving as the exits road was quite steep. Had no issues other than im incompetence

 

[RM_Marine]

NT and Heritage Site advice for larger motorhomes

National Trust, English Heritage sites and the like can sometimes be described as the best services near the motorway. Ideal to stop off and have a cup of tea and a meander. But, if your motorhome is 8m long or more you may find this map useful to tell you which sites are easier to access. Red...

www.zeemaps.com

 

[Bluethunder]

Never been a member but we are considering joining.
I know there is an ongoing discussion with CAMpRA regarding overnighting but what is the parking generally like for motorhomers.
Pointless joining if we wont be able to get in the car parks.
6.7 m motorhome.
Thanks in advance.
Graham

Consider joining National trust scotland,exactly same benefits half the price,it doesnt matter where you live in UK.

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[Cat53]

National Memorial Arboretum, Alreewas, Staffs. DE13 7AR, overflow car park, £4 all day, plenty of space for even the biggest RV,
Very interesting day out, ( if a bit morbid, being all memorials) plus some good walks /cycling along the river etc.
Free entry after p[aying to park, need to pre-book at present, but you can make a donation if you feel like it,
Excellent catering and you can take a picnic.

I’m going to buy a plaque for my husband so he can be with all his RAFP family in the Snowdrop area. He’d like that.

 

[Figaro]

You have to pay to park, if you join Scottish NT and park in England.

Incorrect, I emailed NT England to query this and they confirmed NT Scotland members can park for free at NT England sites.
I think there may be the odd exception where NT don't own the carpark, but that's the same for all members.

 

[iandsm]

Does that include free parking in England too?

Pete

Yes but it doesn’t include woke ridiculous ideas from snowflake management. That’s why I prefer it.

 

[joe and sue]

I’m going to buy a plaque for my husband so he can be with all his RAFP family in the Snowdrop area. He’d like that.

Nice gesture, I did a tree and a plaque last year for what would have been dad's 100th birthday.