WE have visited this place so many times and each visit brings out more and more of his whacky stories. If you like the book you will like the Museum. Sometimes it is difficult to park but there is a public car park about 10 minutes away. Worth taking children of all ages, those that have read the book and... More

... of this wonderful quirky little museum. The kids always love going there and even though it is small, the story reading and things to do there always entertain. Well worth a visit if you are in the area. More

Not very exciting, not much to do, uninspiring. The fabulous imagination of Roald Dahl has not been re-created / met here. More

Great fun with visiting children - something for all ages. More

Discovered this 2 years ago and have visited many times since, both with my own children although they are now in their 20's!! and with friends children. It really is a must for Roald Dahl fans. It is aimed at young children but even for us grown ups it lovely. Plently of activities, lots to see and do and a... More

Not enough to keep the interest of children. Too small and crowded. More

I have loved Dahl's tales for years. I suppose I should have studied the website properly and seen the museum is not at the house. The museum is just 3 rooms with illustrations and words from Dahl's life plus some stimulus for writing for the children. As for The Twits tearoom, well it was not busy but I have never... More

Really interesting place to go with the kids for a couple of hours. My two are 7 & 9 which is about the right age. It's mostly about the history of Roald Dahl...does have some interactive bits but not loads hence why I would go back on my own so I can actually read everything. Would recommend you only go... More

So interesting for both Children and Adults plenty of interactive things for the children More