For unrivalled access to coast and countryside, find an Easter break at a National Trust cottage or campsite for time with loved ones, or peace and quiet in nature.
You can choose an active holiday, cycling in the countryside or hiking by the coast, or make the most of free access to National Trust places when you stay with us. Enjoy Easter holiday events and activities on offer at many of the places we care for.
Discover Easter weekend breaks from Good Friday to Easter Monday, as well as longer breaks for the whole family over the two week school holiday.
It's not too late to find a great cottage for Easter 2025. These cottages still have pockets of availability this Easter, whether you're looking to gather the family in a large cottage or find a snug hideaway.
This 17th-century is a lovely mix of old and new, and sits in a landscape of grazing fields, ancient woodland and heather moorland. It has views towards Eyam Moor, and trails lead to the Longshaw estate. Sleeps six.
This studio cottage is in the foothills of Eryri (Snowdonia), and has mountain views, waterfalls and woodland on the doorstep. It's a mile-long walk to lovely Beddgelert village and its pub. Sleeps two.
Tucked away in the heart of Clumber Park, between the walled garden and the cricket ground, Kitchen Garden Cottage is the perfect base from which to explore this country estate. Sleeps four.
This atmospheric 17th-century manor house is at the heart of a romantic estate. Stroll along the river, through the woodlands and out towards Godolphin Hill, for views over St Ives Bay and St Michael’s Mount. It's a 15-minute drive to the coast. Sleeps 12.
Chatham is one of three holiday apartments in a grand country house with views across the Helford River. You can walk down to the beach at Durgan in just a few minutes. It shares lovely gardens and rolling lawns with its neighbouring apartments - Court and Bosveal. Sleeps eight.
Court's dining room opens out onto a private, cobbled courtyard, and is perfect for special get-togethers with friends and family. In Bosloe House, it's near the pretty village of Mawnan Smith. Sleeps 10.
This former stone barn in the Cornish countryside has a sitting room on the first floor to make the most of the farmland views. Dodman Point, the highest point in South Cornwall, and the sandy Hemmick beach are nearby. Sleeps three.
This 18th-century apartment with lots of original features is in the laundry yard of Florence Court, with out-of-hours access to its historic gardens, orchards and woodland. Sleeps four.
This cottage is near Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, with its deer park, gardens and abbey ruins. Sleeps six.
Stay in this former gardener’s cottage and explore the gardens of the Gunby Estate before visitors arrive. The historic city of Lincoln and the coast are nearby. Sleeps four.
You can follow an Easter trail at many of the places in our care. Find a cottage or campsite nearby for your Easter break.
Go on a family-friendly day out in spring 2025 with Easter trails at many of the places in our care. Buy a Family or Junior membership with Direct Debit between 28 March–27 April inclusive and receive free trails for under-18s this Easter.
Explore cottages near National Trust places to visit, like Wallington, Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal, Castle Ward and Agatha Christie's Greenway. From houses, collections, exhibitions and events to parkland and trails, you'll find lots to do. Image: Hardcastle Lodge, Yorkshire
Explore our selections of campsites and cottages, and find some inspiration for your next adventure.
Get even closer to the great outdoors with a camping stay at a National Trust campsite. Pitch your tent or campervan, or stay in a pod, yurt or safari tent. *Book a pitch at any of our campsites and kids go free until 30 June 2025. Terms and conditions apply - see search page. Image: Wasdale Campsite, by Wastwater, Cumbria
You'll find these handsome, homely buildings in lovely locations all over the country. Image: Emley Farmhouse, Surrey
Spend your holiday in a place that has featured in a film or television series - from Harry Potter to Doctor Who, to see the sights you've seen on screen and experience the atmosphere of these special places. Image: The Potter's Cottage, Castle Ward, County Down - in the farmyard which featured as the backdrop for Winterfell in the first series of Game of Thrones
A view of York Minster from the dining table, a view across Crook Hall Gardens from the balcony or a view over Monmouth from the top of the Kymin hill... Each cottage in this collection looks out onto something really special. Image: Kymin Stables, Monmouthshire
This little cottage is on the edge of 2,000 acres of rare landscape at Wicken Fen, and near the café and visitor centre. On a holiday here, you can enjoy wildlife events for families, as well as boardwalk trails and cycling and boat trips. Dog friendly. Sleeps four.
This spacious bunkhouse is right on the Watkin Path, which leads to the summit of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). It has everything you need for a walking weekend or holiday exploring Eryri (Snowdonia). Dog friendly. Sleeps 22.
Holidays aren't just about relaxing. They're about adventure, experience and excitement. We'll help you choose your activity and find a place to stay close by.
From tent pitches near lakes to pods with mountain views, you can wake up surrounded by nature at one of our campsites. Image: Wasdale Campsite, Lake District
These cottages and campsites are just steps from the beach. Image: Guy's Cottage, Port Quin, Cornwall
This rustic, beachside bothy has simple facilities and sleeps four. It has a path to the beach from an enclosed garden, and is surrounded by wildlife and views of the Purbeck Hills. Sleeps five. Neighbouring South Shore Lodge is a bunkhouse for 12 guests.
Choose a cottage or campsite near the coast for coastal path walks, sea views and the chance to spot seaside wildlife. Image: Lighthouse Keeper's Cottages 1 and 2
Discover our pick of family-friendly cottages suitable for short breaks and longer holidays and for gatherings large and small, so you can cater for the whole family. Image: Greenlands, Dorset
If you’re bringing your dog(s) to the places we care for, you'll find information on our Canine Code and pawprint rating system, created in partnership with Forthglade, to help plan your visit.
Our holiday cottages are set in scenic locations, by rugged coastline and wild countryside. Bring your dog along for the adventure in one of nearly 300 dog-friendly cottages. Image: Millbeck Towers, Cumbria
Discover Easter holidays and short breaks to suit your holiday style or family gathering. From coast to countryside, cottage or campsite and everything in between, we've a holiday that's just right for you. Where will your adventure take you?