Popped by Burton-on-the-Water during our Cotswold visit and we’re walking around town admiring the streams and bridges, and overall tranquillity and chance upon the Cotswold Motoring Museum. This is a place where you really need to allocate sufficient time to enjoy the displays. It has a very good gift shop which you can simply go wild, especially after visiting the museum.

Brilliant motor museum that seems to have endless rooms full of cars. There's all sorts of different types, quite a few of them driven by the Carry On actors, but I'll let you work that one out when you go. There's also a small car called "Brum" who apparently had his own TV series, but I'd never heard of him. The whole place is cluttered with shelves and cupboards full of motoring "stuff" is the only way I can describe it. I'd go back more than once. There's also a great gift shop.

Absolutely loved our visit to this jam-packed treasure trove of motoring memorabilia. Huge collection of vehicles and artefacts taking you on a journey through time. My partner & I thoroughly enjoyed the care taken with the displays; the music, sound and smell effects (!). Loved that it wasn’t run by a big corporation, had a great personal feel with hand-written information tags, great staff & quiz! Cool postcards & T-shirts in the shop. Well worth the entrance fee.

Good value for money. Looks small from the outside but actually it’s never ending and not in a bad way! Good for kids and adults! Our toddler was scared of everything that moved and the maniquins, but he’s just a scardy cat 🤣

Ended up going on a whim but was honsetly blown away by this wonderful little museum. It is truly a treasure trove of nostalic memorablia and felt like it had been meticulously planned to create a unique experience that appelaed to the senses (yes smells too!). Each section had it's own unique soundtrack of ambient sounds or music from that particular era in time and exhibits were adorned with carefully selected items to create a thoroughly enthralling experience. The town was busy, as I'm sure it often is, but the museum was a much more inimate and personal experience, as most tourists seemed to only visit the shop. Probably one of our most memorable musuem visits.

It's a great place to visit. We were amazed when we went in, there are so many items to see. It was certainly good value for money and great for all the family. We did enjoy our visit and found it to be a good experience. Hubby and I felt old, we're mid fifties, when we spotted the "Simon Game" in the toy part of the museum !! However we agree with another reviewer in that many of the cars you're not able to see properly as other display items stopped you. Possibly too many items crammed in. It was a rainy day and the museum inside was pretty chilly, if you feel thecold dress warmly.

As a member of CSMA (I don't like the name Boundless), I just had to visit the museum when in Bourton. An experience no one should miss, it's an absolute beaut of a place, whether you are a motoring enthusiast or not. I'm certainly not, but looking back on so many things which my 75 years has dimmed, really brought loads back. Whether the cars, the toys, the advertising - no words can describe but simply the experience, treatment from the staff (all volunteers), the sheer volume of stuff being displayed and the way it is displayed, have to be seen to be believed. My wife wasn't that interested so our visit was fairly sharp and short however, if I lived closer, I know I could spend many hours wandering amongst the exhibits which are stored and displayed in 8 rooms. If you have kids, take them. If you are over 25, go and if you are breathing your last - you must have your final memories rekindled. A not to be missed visit. Only disappointment - the fuel pump displaying petrol at 4/6d per gallon. I'm sure I saw a few folks wiping tears from their eyes as they passed that exhibit.

Absolutely brilliant, good value, and so much to see. I've never seen so much packed into each room. Loved seeing Brum. Highly recommend. Dog friendly too.

Absolutely loved this museum. So much to see in such a small space. We had a lot of fun looking in every nook and cranny. Friendly staff as well, willing and happy to answer many questions.

Great etailed museum and much larger inside than it looks from outside. Boundless members get free entry and one free adult and up to 5 kids free. If you like nostalgia and things from the past you will enjoy this museum.