What a little gem of a place. Small but such an interesting museum; WW11 memorabilia beautifully set out in original buildings. Great ride around in an 80 year old Willys Jeep to see the perimeter of the original airfield and village. Thank you Jason. A visit is highly recommended. Lovely coffee and cake in the cafe too.

Such a little family friendly place to spend some time in. Our 10 y old daughter started to learn about the WW2 and visiting this place has helped her in terms of hands on experience. We had a Jeep ride going through a little battlefield and sat on an aeroplane’s wing and both those experiences have now memories that our daughter can relate to her learning. Very helpful staff around. A beautiful little Cousy cafe!

Be greeted by the silhouette of the mighty P-51 Mustang as you arrive at the home of the famous 'Bottisham Four'. A great variety of historic displays, many of which can be handled, personal stories of airmen and crew, and friendly volunteers adding colour and additional factoids as you like. Sit in a mock-up cockpit, ride in the Willy Jeep! Fantastic little trip out on Cambridge's doorstep. Easy access, plenty of parking. Total steal for the entry price and well stocked book store.

We visited Bottisham Airfield museum with 90 Y6 children and seven members of staff. Every single person who attended, no matter what their age, had an amazing day. Many staff members and pupils spoke of how it's the best trip they have ever been on. We had a variety of activities that not only brought the children's learning to life but thoroughly engaged them during every moment of the trip. One staff member commented how they had never seen a group of children so thoroughly engaged on a trip before. The whole day was uniquely tailored to what we wanted to learn about too! The dedication of the staff (who are all volunteers) was unlike anything we have seen before. Their passion for the local history and spreading this to others shines through. They clearly care deeply about the museum and the experience others have at the site, but also, they invested in the children and staff as individuals. We felt cared for and valued as visitors. Suzie, in particular, put a lot of time and effort in to plan a day which would ensure we had an experience to remember. Overall, I truly can't think of enough words to express what an incredible time we had. We can't wait to go back next year with a new group of children for them to have the chance to love the day as much as we did.

Have just returned from the museum after its winter closure and have had a thoroughly enjoyable experience. There are even more exhibits than last season and the interactive flight experience was a hit with the kids. The information provided about the service men and their stories was explained in an engaging, simple way that was thought provoking but not overloaded. We had the opportunity to ride the jeep through the "battlefield" and this was so much fun. The cafe has a great selection of homemade cakes and snacks and plenty of seating. We really felt the passion that has gone into making Bottisham Air Museum what it is today and we will be back again.

This is one of the best museums I have visited. There is so much to see and all volunteers are friendly and very knowledgeable. The cakes in the Flying Tractor Cafe are amazing. I can't recommend the museum enough. Well worth a visit.

A lovely museum with plenty of knowledgeable and welcoming volunteers. The site is beautifully kept and has a great range of models and exibits. There is also a small, well stocked gift shop and a fantastic cafe serving fresh food and drinks. This museum is a credit to the memory of those who served and flew from here all those years ago.

We visited this fantastic small museum yesterday for the first time and was amazed at the artifacts, memorabilia, history, original uniforms and war time personal possessions and stories donated by the families of loved ones who once served. The cafe called the Flying Tractor was excellent with a varied range of snacks and light bites. The museum is mostly run by volunteers who are very friendly and informative. There is plenty car parking and the entry charge to the museum is only £5.00 per adult. No charge for parking. We did have a problem finding this museum as unfortunately there isn't any signs on the roadside at all, and the satnav couldn't find it either. Thankfully the young guy in the village shop gave us directions. The tall flag pole with the RAF ensign and American flag can be seen from the A14 which is a good sign. So don't trust the satnav, but do go onto their website and follow their directions. Overall we had an excellent couple of hours, once we found it, and will definately return again with friends this time.

I went to bottisham airfield museum today for the first time as heard so many good reviews on the place from friends, i was there for a helicopter flight and then had a trip around the museum afterwards and i wasn't disappointed. I think 1 of my favourite parts of the museum was seeing the twin children evacuees in the shelter, my nan would have loved seeing them, the other was the RAF room as the prisoner of war camp was just as my granddad described years ago, was nice to see the mustang in the hangar i couldn't get over how big they was. And to TOP my day was the very nice young lady called Sophie who was running the cafe, she done a TOP JOB and was very polite and helpful id quite happily be served by her again. Id recommend this museum to my friends and family

Absolutely amazing! We visited for the helicopter flight brought as a birthday gift. After a 2 hour drive we had to wait a little, but was greeted by a lovely young lady in the cafe! Her name was Sophie. She was so helpful and made us feel at ease about flying. She was alone in the cafe and done a superb job of running it very quick and smoothly! We spoke quite a bit it and it was refreshing to meet such a charming young lady with so much knowledge. She would speak to every customer as though she had known them for years and had suggested to walk round the museum whiles waiting and we was not disappointed. The volunteers were all great too.. The cake was also delicious I highly recommend the chocolate one.