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Volunteering at Munstead Wood

A metal key in a door lock.  The key is handmade in the design of a flower or church window.  Munstead Wood, Surrey.
Gertrude Jekyll had keys hand made for the cupboards along the gallery at Munstead Wood, Surrey. | © National Trust Images/Megan Taylor

All National Trust properties rely on the dedication and time of their volunteers. As Munstead Wood gets closer to opening, we will be no different. If you are interested in volunteering with us, please check back on this page for future updates about available opportunities.

While we are still in the initial stages of work to conserve and restore Munstead Wood, we are not looking for immediate help from volunteers.

Access at the property is a little difficult and some of the initial works further restrict the number of people who can safely be on site. We want to introduce volunteers when it is safe and we have enjoyable and worthwhile roles for people to take on.

Please do keep checking back to this page for information about opportunities as they become available.

Alternatively, if you would like to register your interest in volunteering with us, please use the contact details below.

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A long grass path disappears into the distance framed by ferns, silver birch tree and pink flowering shrubs
The Greenwood Walk at Munstead Wood, Surrey. | © National Trust/ Laurence Perry
View of flower beds covered in yellow primroses at Munstead Wood
  • Front view of a greenhouse made of brick and glass from Munstead Wood in Surrey
    A greenhouse at Munstead Wood, Surrey | © National Trust Images/Hugh Mothersole
  • View of the wide side of Munstead Wood in Surrey
    Munstead Wood, Surrey | © National Trust Images/Megan Taylor

Contact us

Email

To contact the Munstead Wood team, please use the email below. If your email is regarding volunteering opportunities, please include 'volunteering' in the subject line.

munsteadwood@nationaltrust.org.uk
A view of the main flower border at Munstead Wood. Red and yellow flowers grow in front of climbing plants on a stone wall, overshadowed by trees in the background

Donate to Munstead Wood

Please consider making a donation today, to support our work at Gertrude Jekyll's Munstead Wood, where gardening changed for ever.