Children in the garden at Hill Top, Near Sawrey, Lake District. ©National Trust Images:Paul Harris
The National Trust looks after hundreds of properties throughout England, Wales and Northern Ireland, preserving them for all of us to enjoy. If you’re looking for inspiration for a family day out, check out the National Trust website. The charity cares for everything from historic houses, castles and villages to forests, gardens and beaches, and offers many activities for families, particularly during the school holidays.
The National Trust have given me four Family Admission Passes to give away to Mums do travel readers. As this is Visit England’s Year of Literary Heroes, and many of the National Trust’s properties have literary connections, I’ve picked out eight great National Trust places for you to visit for a family day out with a bookish twist.
Hill Top
Hill Top is in the Lake District and is author Beatrix Potter’s former cottage. Beatrix Potter used the royalties which she earned from her Peter Rabbit story to buy Hill Top, and the garden layout reflects Peter’s famous adventures with Mr McGregor. Tom Kitten, Samuel Whiskers and Jemima Puddleduck were all written at Hill Top.
Bateman’s
Bateman’s is a Jacobean house in East Sussex, in the South of England, and was home to writer Rudyard Kipling. Kipling’s works include The Jungle Book and Just So Stories, and he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1907.
Bateman’s, the Jacobean house that was the home of Rudyard Kipling from 1902 to 1936, set in its garden in the countryside at Burwash, East Sussex ©National Trust Images:John Miller
Coniston Water
Arthur Ransome took inspiration from Coniston Water for his book Swallows and Amazons. The Lake District location was used for filming for the 2016 adaptation of the book.
Knole
Knole House in Sevenoaks, Kent, was used as a film location for Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, released in 2011. The Stone Court at Knole became the courtyard of a Swiss castle in the film following the famous detective in pursuit of Professor Moriarty.
Antony House
Antony House in Cornwall is a beautiful Queen Anne building, with sweeping landscaped gardens. It is the home of the Carew Pole family and was used as a film location for Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, released in 2010.
Lavenham Guildhall
Lavenham Guldhall in Suffolk is a timber-framed Tudor building, and it was used as Harry Potter’s derelict childhood home in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, which was released in 2010.
Lavenham Guildhall. Copyright Jane Gosling :National Trust
Brownsea Island
Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour, Dorset, was Enid Blyton’s inspiration for Whispering Island which features in her Famous Five books.
The Vyne
The history of The Vyne, Hampshire, starts with royal Tudor beginnings – its chapel was once visited by Henry VIII. Its gardens and woodlands are great to explore, and one of its exhibits is a solid-gold ring dating from the fourth or fifth century which is said to have inspired J. R. R. Tolkein’s ring in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings books.
Close view of a gold ring at The Vyne, Basingstoke, Hampshire ©National Trust Images:David Levenson
National Trust Family Admission Pass
A National Trust Family Admission Pass gives you, two children and one other, one free entry to any National Trust place during normal opening times – except for certain properties which are listed on the pass. The passes are valid until 31st December, 2017, and the National Trust has sent me four of them to give away.
How to enter
If you’d like to enter to win a National Trust Family Admission Pass, this is what you need to do.
- In the comments section below, tell me which of the places (either from the list above or from the National Trust website) you’d most like to visit.
- Enter via the Rafflecopter widget below.
- The closing date for entry is Monday 15th May, 2017.
- That’s it – good luck!
I’d love to visit Chartwell! My dog would love it there
What a lovely competition. I’ve been to some of these. But every year we go to the Lake District and I would love to take my daughters to make better use of Coniston Water and also to see Hilltop again with an excuse to talk about the amazing work the National Trust has done in protecting the most wonderful houses and landscapes in the UK. Nicola
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Thanks Nicola – good luck!
Brownsea island. I’m a big Enid Blyton fan
Brown sea island as I’ve never been to Dorset
I’d like to go to lyme park.
Antony House in Cornwall would be perfect for a family day out!
I’ve always wanted to go to Hill Top but never got round to it.
I’d love to take my children back to Sudbury Hall (Childhood Museum). We went a few years ago and they really enjoyed it. It was wonderful to see all the ‘old’ toys we used to play with and be able to show them to our own children.
Would like to visit Ashridge Estate with my family
I’d love to visit Blicking Hall estate with my children.
Stourhead
Bembridge windmill
Brimham rocks – it looks fascinating.
Wrest Park please ?
We’d love to go to Brownsea Island, my children love the famous five!
Brownsea Island to see red squirrels.
Sudbury Hall
I’ve been to National Trust properties 100s of miles away, including some in Northern Ireland, but I’ve never been to The Vyne, even though it’s only 30 minutes away from my home! So that’s my pick!
Great – let m know if you see the ring!
Will do!
Newark Park. I’ve always wanted to see it.
Dinefwr Park – would love to visit the castle there
Fab competition so many wonderful places on your door step
Wray Castle in Cumbria
I would be going to Hagley Hall
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Snowdonia xxx
Polesden Lacey in Surrey as I have never been and love anything linked to royalty
We’re taking our children to The Lake District for the first time this year and we’d love to see Hill Top and learn more about Beatrix Potter.
would love a day out at sudbury hall 🙂
Oooh. The Vyne looks amazing. Must go
Brownsea Island – I haven’t been there since I was a child
Lyme Park, been wanting to go there for ages….. 🙂
Hill Top sounds lovely. I’ve wanted to go to the Lake District for a long time.
Would love to go to Dyrham Park which is a lovely place to visit
Antony House in Cornwall, we have just started to explore Cornwall, absolutely magical x
Devil’s Dyke as usually by pass so many sights on the way to Brighton.
Chatsworth house
I’ve always wanted to visit Sudbury Hall, but it’s a bit of a drive and we’ve just never got around to it. I think my daughters would love it! 🙂
Knole house x
Bembridge windmill Looks great
Audley End House
I would like to visit Hill Top – always wanted to visit Beatrix Potter’s former cottage looks lovely
Brownsea Isalnd to see the squirrels
Powis Castle – my Mum is always on about going there
Mount Grace Priory would be my choice – thanks
Blickling Hall.
We walk around Knole park a few times a year and would love to go in Knole House.
We are hoping to go to the Lake District in the summer hols, so Hill Top & Coniston Water are top of my list.
I’d like to visit Northey Island in Essex, not a million miles away but I’ve never been.
I’d love to visit Calke Abbey, which has fascinated me ever since it was discovered virtually untouched in the 1980s.
Porthor
Lanhydrock House
There are so many places I’d like to visit.
Belton house
I’d love to return to Watersmeet in Devon. I went a few years ago and it was so beautiful.
I’d like to go to Knole in Kent
Brown Sea Island
I’d love to visit Rudyard Kipiling’s house and Chartwell – which I used to pass driving to work every day !!
Great comp Gretta – thanks xx
You’re welcome Swazi – thanks for entering, and good luck! x
Erddig hall
Orford Ness – such an intriguing place.
coniston water
Wakehurst place for us. Used to go with my nan as a child and would love to take my kids
Brownsea island sounds amazing x
I would love to visit hill top
I’d like to Lyme Park as it has a hug adventure playground for the kids and great ice cream!
Would love to visit Brownsea Island
Waddesdon Manor looks lovely!
Hilltop House
I never got to do it when I went to the Lake district. Really feel like I missed out.
ham house
knole
i’d love to go to Hill Top one day as my kids love her books and we love Mount Stewart!
Wallington Hall! The kids love the tree climbing tree and all the parks, especially the one with the train. We haven’t been for ages and would love to go again!
Stourhead
Scotney, Bodium and Sissinghurst are all on my list, I’d love to go back to Ightham aswell though. I’m such a history geek though I’d be happy at any of them!
Batemans for me
I’d love to visit Nymans in Sussex
Lacock Abbey! We live fairly locally and would love to check it out.
Brownsea Island
Sudbury Hall
We’re going to Suffolk later this year so it’d be great to visit Lavenham Guildhall, I do love anything Harry Potter.
Me too – good luck!
WOULD LOVE TO VISIT DORSET
Me too – but that’s not a National Trust place (although there are some in the county)!
I’d love to visit Hill top, I’m a fan of Beatrix Potter
It would have to be Brownsea Island for me – it’s been on my “to visit” list for years!
Treasurers House, York
Croome Court – it’s not far from us and we haven’t been there for years.
I’d love visit Basingstoke ???
Erm…that’s not a National Trust place, as far as I know!
would love to visit
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Felbrigg Hall, Gardens and Estate looks like a great visit.
I would love to visit The Vyne, Hampshire
Bateman’s looks really lovely. I’d also love to visit Aberconwy House in Wales.
Polesden Lacey
The Steam Yacht Gondola in Coniston
We’d love to visit ‘Hill Top’ – Beatrix Potter’s former dwelling in the beautiful Lake District…it’s just such an inspiring part of the country.
Sutton hoo,its right on our doorstep but there is a charge just to go in the car park.Its such a shame as I know I would use the shop regularly for gifts.
I would like to go back to Tintagel with my little boy as he has never been there before!
Chartwell sounds good
we would love to go to Knole , Sevenoaks, Kent. Thank you
i would like to see the ones local to me, around warwickshire, there are some lovely places.
I would love to go to Coniston Water x
alfriston monk’s house (i think that’s what it’s called!) it was the first property the trust acquired and is near me
So many places I’ve never been but really want to go! Bath, Bristol, Manchester, Leeds. But I’d probably pick to take a wander around the Treasurer’s House in York. It looks like a beaut!
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Marsden Moor Estate, just up the road and we’ve never been!
I’d like to visit Clumber Park, it’s not too far away from where I live but we’re yet to make it over there
Tough to choose but would pick Coniston Water to visit first
The Vyne look very interesting.
Brownsea Island for us!
Sudbury Hall
Coughton Court in Alcester would be a favourite venue to visit, wonderful house and beautifu grounds makes it an easy place to explore and spend a day.
St michaels mount , cornwall
Brownsea Island
Hill Top, Jemima Puddleduck was my favourite book as a child!
I’d go to Bodnant to see the laburnum arch
I would like to go to Lyme Park
Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire
I’d love to visit Lacock Abbey!
Oh there are so many I would love to go to some for a repeat visit and some new ones! I am planning a visit to the Lake District so Hill Top and Coniston Water are on the list
Brownsea Island – hoping to tick that one off the list later in the year!
I love to visit Charlcotte Park near Stratford on Avon.
We love Chirk Castle so we’d head there first
Formby beach is just lovely. Great walks, picnics and red squirrels
I would like to visit Beatrix Potter’s house in the Lake District………and many more besides 🙂
I’d love to visit Lindisfarne Castle 🙂
Dunstanburgh Castle Northumberland.
I’d love to follow to the Vyne. Not only is it relatively close to me but I would love to see that ring (huge fan of the books as a kid!)
would love to go to Highclere Castle this would be amazing what a brilliant day out this would be and memory to keep
It has to be Hill Top.
Childhood memories that I’m slowly passing onto our little boy. He’s of an age now where he’s understanding and showing interest in things, so Hill Top would be a perfect stop on a Lake District visit along with the museum.
Caroline.
Well we’ve visited Knole, plus most of the properties in East Anglia and Kent, and I could quite fancy Batemans, but I’ve always wanted to go to Hill House! I used to work in travel and the Lake District tours were my responsibility, yet I’ve never been! Having said this, there are so many on my list to visit!
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The Vyne
osterley house
Blickling Hall
I’d like to visit Dunham Massey.
I would love to go to Lyme Park. Some friends went recently and said it was great for kids.
I’d love to go to Bodiam Castle, that would definitely be the first place on our list!
would love to go to Highclere Castle
Brownsea Island, love it there
Fountains abbey. It is fairly local but we have never been.
I’d like visit Fountains Abby – because we went there once, in the summer and it was really lovely and the kids really enjoyed it. Plus, they got to learn a little bit about history. We love the National Trust! Lovely prize, thank you!
Coniston water would be lovely as I really love the lake district
So many National Trust Properties I want to visit but Sissinghurst Castle is on the top of my list
St Michael’s Mount, Marazion, Cornwall
I love visiting the Lake District but we have yet to make it down to Ambleside so I would love to make that our next destination xx
Oh wow! I need to see more of the treasures of this country!
I’d love to visit the Slindon Estate, a great way to get some fresh air.
Weavers’ Cottage
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National Trust – Tatton Park looks amazing fab giveaway thankyou x
I would like to visit Lanhydrock, it has a wonderful house and gardens to visit
Mount Stewart, as it recently underwent a £8m refurbishment
St Michael’s mount in Cornwall
St.michaels mount
Chirk Castle….been ages since we visited there 🙂
Bateman’s – although there’s a fair few I’d love to visit and some already ticked off the list
I love Fell Foot park, its a brilliant day out with the family, we would definitely go more often with a pass
Hill Top
Brownsea island looks great
I’d love to visit Hill Top, sounds lovely!
Cliveden
Knole in Kent
I would love to take my Granddaughter to Hill Top in the Lake district they are avid Beatrix Potter fans love all her books and we are collecting the 50p Beatrix Potter coins its somewhere i have never been and would love to take them 🙂
We’d like to visit Cragside near Rothbury in Northumberland. A journey through time to see the first house in the world to be lit by hydroelectricity.
I’d love to go back to Dunstanburgh Castle or visit Gibside or Cragside.
Baddesley Clinton
There some lovely properties in the lake district, I’d love to visit beatrix potters house
I would really like to visit Hill Top as I adore Beatrix Potter and it looks beautiful 🙂
Nostell Priory
I’d love to visit Brownsea Island, I have never been even though I live relatively close
I would like to visit Waddesdon Manor as I have heard good things about it
Wimpole as would love to see the rare breed farm
Knole House because it’s local but I’ve never been.
i would love to visit speke hall
Brownsea island. We’ve done corfe castle and kingston lacy recently. I’d love to see the red squirrels and peacocks there and as my boys are in Scouts and beavers, would be a perfect day to show them where it started
Knole in Kent
I would love to visit Hill Top and Coniston Water. As a child, we used to spend a week in the Lake District visiting these places 🙂
Ham house
brownsea island! i grew up on blyton’s works!
Chart well!
I’d love to visit Brownsea Island as I loved the Famous Five books!
Moseley Old Hall – being from this area we all grew up learning about Kind Charles being hidden locally I’d love to go here and see it and I understand they have great activities for the children all year round (and a tea room for me of course!)
Brimham rocks
I’d love to visit Speke Hall, not been since school!
Abermawr, Pembrokeshire 🙂 I would love to see the bluebells
I’d love to visit West Wycombe Park – Dashwood House and Grounds. We visited the West Wycombe Caves recently and saw West Wycombe Park on the way. Would love to go back and visit it.
standon house is my favourite place to visit
Fountains abbey!
Cliveden House
Antony House
Avebury Manor & Gardens would be lovely as we all watched it being restored on the television, but would love to see it in real life! ?
I’d like to say I’d go somewhere new, but I’d really like to take my family back down to Cornwall where I grew up and visit Antony House. It’s where I had my school leavers prom! Ray x
The vyne My 9 yr old son loves The Hobbit
For me it would have to be the Pineapple gardens in The Walled Garden in Scotland looks beautiful
I want to visit loads, but Calke Abbey is one I’ve wanted to visit for ages!
Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire
I would love to visit Hill Top!
The vyne or brown sea island
Hill Top in Sawry, Lakes. I’ve never managed to go and I would so love to look around
osterley house
I would love to visit Chirk Castle, in Wrexham as it looks perfect for a nice family day out.
knowle for me i reckon
I’d love to visit Coniston Water, despite having visited the Lakes a number of times it’s a place I’ve never visited
Hill Top because I love the Beatrix Potter books
Hidcote in the Cotswolds
Croft Castle & Parkland Nr Leominster, Herefordshire. I love stately homes & castles & this combines both!
I have a subscription to national trust. Would love to win this so I can give it to my dad so they could come with us. We love all the houses. Knowle is next on our list
I’ve been wanting to visit Beningbrough hall for a while 🙂
Powis Castle
LOVE BROCKHAMPTON ESTATE, NEAR BROMYARD,IT IS BEAUTIFUL
Lavenham Guildhall, I’m a big HP fan!
Wimpoke Hall would love to take the grandkids love NT houses sweeping around wondering the tales behind every room and all the lives they have seen.
Wimpolevnot wimpoke lol autocorrect at its best
I’d love to go to Tatton Park.
We love both Killerton and Castle Drogo which are local to us 🙂
I’m a Harry Potter fan so would love to visit Lavenham Guildhall
I’m a Harry Potter fan, so Lavenham Guldhall sounds like a great start. I’d probably also look into properties close to where I live.
Would love to visit Rufford Old Hall. It’s local to us and yet we’ve never been!
Would love to visit the Stonehenge Landscape
Brownsea Island is a place i want to go back to.
Mainy
It like to visit Knole House in Sevenoaks which is about a 20 minute drive from us
I want to say all of them as they all offer something great.
However, I will go for Hill Top in the Lake District. We love the Lake District and this would be a great opportunity to visit again.
Brownsea Island x
Waddesdon Manor
I would love to visit St. Michaels Mount in Cornwall
Stourhead. My mum used to work in the Estates office when she was first married. She talks often about how much she enjoyed having her lunch breaks in the gardens. I’ve never been but of love to go there with her.
Chartwell looks amazing! Love the kids getting to these places, happy childhood memories are made.
I’d love to visit Brownsea Island 🙂 I went there once as a child and I remember it was amazing but I don’t remember it – if that makes sense! So I’d love to go back
Tatton Park as my little boy loves it there!
Brownsea Island
Lyme Park, such a beautiful place!
Brownsea Island. Would love to see the red squirrels.
I’d love to visit Coniston again but now with my baby girl who’s 6 months old and my husband and show them all the Lake District has to offer. 🙂
I would love to see Brownsea Island
Basildon Park looks beautiful so would love to go there first
I would love to go to the lake district and visit Hill Top, see where the famous Beatrix Potter wrote her stories. I would take the family and we would go on the Beatrix Potter trail
Ashridge Estate in Hertfordshire – reminds me of being a kid!
Brownsea Island looks lovely
I’d love to visit Chartwell – it looks so interesting.
So difficult to choose but I’m fascinated by the Homewood in Surrey
As a massive Harry Potter fan i would like to go to Lavenham Guildhall, but you would never be short of somewhere beautiful to go to with a National Trust membership.
Brown sea island PLEASE
Waddesdon Manor
Trelissick Gardens in Cornwall
I’d love to visit Hilltop it looks so pretty
I would love to go to Hill Top. I have been before, many years ago so I am due a re-visit. I love the Lake district and never tire of its beauty.
Brownsea Island
Well there re just so many to pick from! But I do like the idea of visiting Calke Abbey.
Coniston Water, it looks very picturesque
brownsea island has always been somewhere i’ve wanted to go
Knole sounds fab 🙂 Thank you for the giveaway x
Brownsea Island. We were near there on holiday last summer but somehow didn’t get around to seeing it. It’s top of the list for next time we’re in Dorset!
Conniston in the Lakes
Stunning and beautiful
Fountains Abbey
Brownsea Island
I would love to visit Brownsea Island as Dorset is so beautiful.
Wellington Monument, right by our house and we go so often, it’s a beautiful wooden walk.
I’d love to re-visit Mottisfont
The Pineapple, just because I like the name! It looks pretty too.
The Vyne! Though I’d happily take the kids to any!
We’d love to go to Antony House, we love Alice in wonderland.
Fantastic prize thank you! From your list it would have to be Lavenham Guildhall, we are huge Potter fans in this house. However I would love to go visit Winchester city mill. It’s a working 18th century corn mill and is fascinating!
Hill Top sounds lovely, a nice way to introduce my daughter to Beatrix Potter.
I have always wanted to visit Chartwell! I love history!
I have always wanted to go to Hill Top – I love the Lake District and Beatrix Potter has always been my ‘go to’ writer (along with Enid Blyton) for bedtime stories!
Attingham Park- for all the family 🙂
Brownsea Island to see the squirrels
I love visiting Tyntesfield as it’s local
Brownsea island.
Waddesdon Manor
WRAY CASTLE
Either Waddesdon manor or chatsworth house
I’d like to go to Bateman’s – it’s only up the road so I don’t really have any excuse not to have gone!
I would love to visit Hill Top. Went years ago but would love to visit again x
I’d really like to visit Sudbury Hall
Colby woodland garden in Pembrokeshire
Love Lyme Park.
Lyme Park- I’ve always wanted to go since watching the BBC version of Pride and Prejudice! It looks beautiful!
Sudbury Hall
Stowe Landscape Gardens. It is such a beautiful place and I would love to share it with my family.
Bembridge windmill
Tyntesfield
As a military family of 7 we are always moving around the country and the National Trust Family admission would be an absolute wonderful prize to our family ? As avid readers and lovers of history there are so many places to visit. My 3 year old would love to visit the hilltop where we could enjoy the idyllic countryside where Beatrix Potter drew inspiration for her writings. Thank you xx
As a military family of 7 moving around the UK we would absolutely love to win this wonderful prize ? my 3 year old and I would love to see where Beatrix Potter spent her time relaxing in the idyllic countryside in between writing. Thank you x
Speke Hall is a beautiful place to visit, I have taken my kids many times. I would love to visit Lacock Abbey and see where they filmed some of the Harry Potter scenes.
Attingham Park
I would love to visit the Wimpole Estate in Cambridgeshire – the house and grounds look fantastic!
Brimham Rocks, we have holidayed near there loads and always say we will go but we’ve never got round to it. Family members have been and love it so I would take my children there
We love Claremont Landscape Garden
Hill Top – my children love Beatrix Potter and it would bring the books to life.
Brownsea island
I’d love to visit Knole as it’s my closest venue
I would love to visit Nunnington Hall in beautiful North Yorkshire
We would love to visit Anthony House amongst so many other amazing National Trust properties. We have a 3 year old and a 1 year old so we need somewhere for the children to use their energy up! We are hoping to take them to Cornwall this summer hence my choice – Anthony House. It would be brilliant to win this amazing prize to help keeping our little ones entertained this summer and autumn. ?
I would love to visit Scotney Castle as it looks so beautiful.Of course it is one of place which I would love to visit as we recently moved to Kent and it is amazing beautiful place to explore!
The vyne looks fabulous! I’m fascinated by everything Tudor!
chalke abbey
Delaval Hall in Seaton Delaval 🙂
Love Gibside! Dogs allowed too so don’t have to leave her home alone x
I’d like to visit Speke Hall with my Daughter as I remember visiting when I was a child.
I visited quite a few of the stately homes in and around Cornwall when I was a child but haven’t ever visited St. Michaels Mount so would like to go there. This would also be a really useful prize for all the parking in national trust car parks at certain beaches we visit. Great prize, thanks for the chance to win.
I’ve always wanted to visit Killerton House and Gardens which isn’t too far away from me, just never had the time or money for a visit really so i’d love to win
craigside in Northumberland, been a couple of times before but always something new to see there, the gardens are amazing and the dog loves it to
Belton House. It has beautiful gardens and so I would love to visit.
Hughenden looks really interesting would love to go there
Blickling hall
Belton House it’s just up the road from us and have heard amazing things!!
Bateman’s – it looks stunning 🙂
I would love to visit Dunstanburgh castle, looked it up and omg it looks beautiful. Fab prize Xx
We would love to visit Antony House, the gardens look delightful.
The butterfly conservation in Heddon Valley looks fab x
Sudbury Hall 🙂
Brownsea Island – grew up on the famous five.
I would go to Sudbury Hall in Staffordshire – museum of childhood. show my Children the old style toys etc, et they wouldn’t believe it!
Hill Top would be so lovely to visit and the garden looks gorgeous!
Brownsea Island looks incredible, to be honest they all look amazing and Id love to go to them all!! What a decent prize!
Culloden
Brownsea!
Lanhydrock in Cornwall! I love the place, its magical!
I’d love to take my children to Blickling Hall
Attingham Park – Shrewsbury
Lavenham Guildhall looks imposing
Quarry Bank Mill in Styal, Cheshire. I went last year for my birthday and I loved it. Would love to go back and do the nature walks too
i’d like to visit the colby woodland gardens
I really like the sound of Brownsea island
Would love to take the grandkids to Dunham Massey
Chartwell 🙂
The Lake District area
Brownsea Island
Blicking hall for me
Brownsy Island, Altho i live in poole never been :O
Brimham Rocks – I went once years ago and would love to go back!
Would love to visit Lacock Abbey. I’m a big Harry Potter Fan.
would love this!
I’ve always wanted to go to the Lake district so visiting there and especially Hill Top would satisfy both my Adult and childhood urges ..BTW Jemima Puddleduck is my favourite character always
Would love to visit Hill Top but a long way from me so locally Woolsthorpe Manor is a great family day out.
BrownSea Island
Belton House xxx
I love Stourhead! So I’d go there much more often!
Gibside is our favourite lots of space to run about