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National Trust to offer exclusive Pokémon Go activities this summer

Dedicated location backgrounds, raids and new Timed Research will feature at 27 properties in England and Wales.

A Pikachu walking down a path in a National Trust property.
Credit: National Trust Images / James Dobson
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A number of National Trust properties will feature exclusive Pokémon Go activities this summer.

Running between 18th July and 6th September, the 27 properties across England and Wales will feature dedicated raids, Timed Research and Location Backgrounds. Further sites - 140 in total - will also feature additional PokéStops and Gyms.

The dedicated raids see the 27 properties split into four regions, each with their own Pokémon - Hoppip (Southern England Coast), Sewaddle (Midlands and London), Pineco (North), and Seedot (South West and Wales). The first encounter will feature a Location Background, with subsequent encounters having a chance of them appearing.

You can see the full list of Pokémon Go National Trust properties at the end of this article.

A promotional image for Pokémon Go activities at National Trust sites.
Credit: Scopely Explore / The Pokémon Company / National Trust

This is the second Pokémon collaboration with the National Trust this year, with a series of walking trails taking place at a dozen venues - some of which also featuring these new Pokémon Go activities, allowing you to do both - until 6th September. You can read impressions in my National Trust Pokémon trail review.


National Trust Pokémon Go raids

All the following are one-star raids, with the first catch featuring a Location Background, and a chance of a Location Background in subsequent encounters:

It's not known whether Location Backgrounds will apply to Remote Raids, or just local ones; I will update this article when I know more.


National Trust with Pokémon Go properties

Each location has a dedicated Location Background from the highlighted raid Pokémon:

Southern England Coast (Hoppip raids)

South West and Wales (Seedot raids)

Midlands and London (Sewaddle raids)

North (Pineco raids)

National Trust Pokémon trail review and what to expect
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Matthew Reynolds

Matthew Reynolds

Matthew Reynolds is founder and editor of One More Catch, and has covered Pokémon Go since day one. An award-winning games journalist based in the UK, he has written for Polygon, Eurogamer, Digital Spy, The Guardian, and Retro Gamer magazine.

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