Your Places Appeal
Free to enter. Not free to maintain.
Over 300 of our treasured sites are free to enter. But free to enter doesn't mean free to maintain. It costs over £4.2 million to care for these special places every year - and that's why we need your help.
Please donate today to help protect these special places for tomorrow.
Help support your free-to-enter sites
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DONATE £35 TO HELP REPAIR A BUILDING
A donation of £35 could help pay for an hour of a stonemason's time to repair part of an ancient building.
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DONATE £60 TO HELP RESTORE A LANDSCAPE
A donation of £60 could help maintain a historic landscape by carrying out tasks from mowing to weeding, and from planting to tidying.
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DONATE £80 TO HELP CARE FOR A SPECIAL PLACE
A donation of £80 could help repair a section of medieval roof, keeing the site safe for the public.
Free to enter. Not free to maintain.
From sprawling Iron Age forts to tiny medieval chapels, our free-to-enter sites are irreplaceable. They’re a part of our communities, and of our nation. They belong to each and every one of us – and they belong to you.
But sadly, they face many threats - from the destructive impacts of climate change and rising costs to damage caused by constant wear and tear.
This is why your donation today is so important.
Not just to help care and pay for vital conservation, but so these places can continue creating precious memories for generations to come.
From brisk dog walks to life-changing talks, these places are yours. What will you give to protect them?
Whether your donation today helps pay for the work of an expert stonemason, a key keeper’s time to unlock the gates or the restoration of a rare artefact, you’ll help care for precious heritage.
Above all, you’ll help create more irreplaceable moments. A marriage proposal beneath an ancient tower. Grandchildren playing in a Tudor garden.
Remembering a loved one as the sun sets on a historic landscape. These places, these moments, are yours.
Please donate today to protect them for tomorrow.
Your donation will go towards the conservation and protection of the free-to-enter sites in our care.
