National Trust Properties in and around Bristol

The National Trust is fantastic for the community; preserving all those beautiful old buildings, gardens and estates for the public to see. Luckily, there are hundreds of NT properties all around the UK. But where are the ones in and around Bristol located? We'll reveal all...

**Due to COVID-19, National Trust Properties have unfortunately had to close their doors but as of Wednesday 13th May, they will be gradually re-opening various car parks and properties around the country. Please click here for more information**

1. Tyntesfield 

Tynetesfield is definitely the best all-round National Trust property and estate in the Bristol area. With a stunning house which offers guided tours, formal and informal gardens and extensive woodland walks, Tyntesfield is a definite day out rather than just a quick afternoon visit. It's Victorian Gothic exterior has a lot of history behind it which you can learn whilst you're there. Don't forget to have a look in the National Trust shop and enjoy hot or cold food in the cafe. Click here to learn more about Tyntesfield.

Address: Wraxall, Bristol, North Somerset, BS48 1NX

Price: Adult £15.60, Child £7.80. (NT Members - free) 

2. Leigh Woods 

Leigh Woods is a stone-throw away from the Clifton Suspension Bridge, so it offers fabulous views all over the bridge and Bristol. The pathways will lead you through the beautiful ash forest, which are a haven for seasonal flowers such as bluebells. Though there is no property, it means you can explore the woodland in so much more detail, perhaps cross the Clifton Suspension Bridge and take your dog everywhere too! Click here to learn more about Leigh Woods.

Address: Valley Rd, Bristol BS8 3QB

Price: Free

3. Blaise Hamlet 

Blaise Hamlet is a very peaceful and relaxing afternoon out away from all the hustle and bustle of Bristol city centre. Featuring nine rustic cottages around a green, you feel as if you could have stepped back in time. The charming cottages are incredibly photogenic in all seasons, so it's definitely worth bringing a camera along! If you're looking for a slightly longer walk, head across the road to Blaise Castle, where you can explore the parkland. Click here to learn more about Blaise Hamlet.

Address: Henbury, Bristol, BS10 7QY

Price: Free

4. Clevedon Court 

Although 12 miles out of the centre of Bristol, Clevedon Court is well worth a visit with it's outstanding 14th century manor house and 18th-century terraced garden. Home to the lords of the manor of Clevedon for centuries, the core of the house is a remarkable survival from the medieval period. There's plenty to do with the kids too, such as trails and quizzes around the house and stunning gardens. Click here to learn more about Blaise Hamlet.

Address: Tickenham Road, Clevedon, North Somerset, BS21 6QU

Price: Adult £8.60, Child £4.30 (NT Members free)

5. Cheddar Gorge 

Although Cheddar Gorge is 15 miles south of Bristol, it is definitely worth the short drive. As one of England's most iconic and spectacular landscapes, it attracts visitors all over the UK. At almost 400 feet deep and three miles long, this is England’s largest gorge, and with its weathered crags and pinnacles, one of the National Trust's most spectacular natural sights. It's one of our favourites, for sure! Click here to learn more about Cheddar Gorge

Address: The Cliffs, Cheddar, Somerset, BS27 3QE

Price: Free (The caves are privately owned however and will cost)

So there we have it! These are the National Trust Properties that are located in and around Bristol. If you visit any of them, tweet us with your photos at @Total_Bristol!