Member Benefits

	Free entries to the Trust properties which are open to the public
	Le Moulin de Quétivel; Jersey’s only fully-functioning water-mill, where you can purchase freshly ground organic flour and explore the woodland path to the Mill Pond Grève de Lecq Barracks; discover the ablutions block, prison cells, dormitories and history of this important 19th century army barracks Hamptonne; explore this substantial farm complex with buildings dating back over the last four centuries
	Reduced rates for the hire of certain sites
	Le Don Hilton, the familiar white guardhouse in St Ouen’s Bay which serves as an excellent base for beach-side activities Câtel Fort, an isolated guardhouse within walled grounds, located overlooking Grève de Lecq Bay and ideal for family picnics or barbeques Victoria Tower, the last Martello tower to be built in the island overlooks Gorey and Jeffrey’s Leap and is ideal for small outdoor gatherings Room 3, Grève de Lecq Barracks, a barracks room which can accommodate up to 40 people and serve as a convenient meeting room
	Social events
	Summer and Autumn outings, such as day-trips overseas and guided visits to unique island properties Illustrated lectures covering a wide range of subjects such as architecture, history, conservation and local issues Guided walks of Trust lands, focusing on species such as fungi, flora and birds Heritage Open Day where a wide range of usually inaccessible properties are opened to the public free of charge
	Free entry to the properties of associated Trusts with which we have reciprocal agreements
	The National Trust for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, as well as Scotland, Guernsey, New Zealand, Fiji, Zimbabwe, Cayman Islands, Bermuda, Barbados and the Bahamas
	Regular mailings on Trust activities
	Details of events, campaigns and projects in which to become involved Winter and Summer issues of the Trust Newsletter