It is a lovely place to visit ( but it can be rather muddy ). The restored houses and workshops, from 14th to early 20th Century, are a joy to walk around/into. I recognised one or two of the later ones from before they were moved to Singleton, and the plumber's workshop was just like my grandfather's, as were a... More

This place is amazing. Rescued buildings restored to their original state, and set up as they would have been in the era they were built, including their gardens. All within a beautiful setting. The shop has some lovely stuff too, all at reasonable prices. Only got a 4 rating as the food is not that good and I would eat... More

We went to Singleton open air museum last summer and we were all very impressed with the fantastic history and superb setting that this museum has. It is remarkable to think that so many buildings have been transported here from numerous areas around the UK and have been so professionally rebuilt for all to enjoy in one place. As an... More

WHEN IS A MUSEUM NOT A MUSEUM ??? When it's this place, This is a wonderful place to visit, The volunteers here are really friendly and helpful. The setting is wonderful and you start of your journey at your own speed, you walk around and explore the house's of the past set out in bout 45 acres. There are homes... More

We love this place so much we bought a season ticket and take the children there as much a possible. So much to see that there is always something different each visit. The staff are so helpful and polite. They are all volunteers and enjoy their work More

This museum is well presented and dog & family friendly. The volunteers are particularly to be commended well informed and ready to give as much or as little information as you require. The buildings are dressed and presented to help history come to life. Put it on your to do list. More

Good time for children. If you live close, buy a season ticket for great value. The extra craft opportunities for children Easter were really good More

Visited here on a very chilly March day but the atmosphere created by the lit fires in some of the old medieval properties really created a good impression of life in the past. Well worth a visit and the food at the cafe good value for money. More

Went here at primary school many moons ago. So now took my own children to see what they would think of it. A lovely day out will lots of building's for the children to explore. A nice grasses picnic area by the mill pond so remember to pack your food. Staff were very friendly and explained things to the children... More