Pokemon GO is working on creating lots of core memories this summer, with events at places like LEGOLAND in London, and at National Trust sites. There are over 140 National Trust locations where Gyms, PokeStops and Routes will all be implemented for players to check out so that they can enjoy some of the summer sun while playing Pokemon Go. However, there are also 27 National Trust locations that will have special gameplay and location backgrounds, from July 18th to September 6th.
Southern England Coast: Cliveden (Buckinghamshire); Mottisfont (Hampshire); Nymans (West Sussex); Polesden Lacey (Surrey); Scotney Castle (Kent); Stowe Gardens (Buckinghamshire)
Midlands and London: Anglesey Abbey (Cambridgeshire); Attingham Park (Shropshire); Belton Estate (Lincolnshire); Calke Abbey (Derbyshire); Clumber Park (Nottinghamshire); Hanbury Hall (Worcestershire); Hardwick (Derbyshire); Wimpole Estate (Cambridgeshire)
North: Dunham Massey (Greater Manchester); Fountains Abbey (North Yorkshire); Gibside (Tyne & Wear); Lyme (Cheshire); Mount Stewart (County Down)
South West and Wales: Chirk Castle and Garden (Wrexham); Killerton (Devon); Kingston Lacy (Dorset); Lacock (Wiltshire); Stourhead (Wiltshire); Tredegar House (Newport); Trelissick (Cornwall); Tyntesfield (North Somerset)
Raid battles at the above locations have a guaranteed location background card, where as Pokemon caught in the various locations would only have a chance at a background. In one-star raids, London and South East will have Hoppip, Middlands and East of England will have Sewaddle, North and Norhtern Ireland will have Pineco, and South West and Wales have Seedot.
The National Trust Timed Research will have encounters with Treecko, Grovyle and Sceptile with the site’s Location Backgorund, however, these tasks will change each month for July, August and September.
