I can’t recommend this little gem of a museum highly enough. Yes, it’s small, and yes, it’s related to WW2 so it may not be to everyone’s interest. But, for anyone who is interested in those things, or with an open mind and a willingness to be educated and entertained, it’s faultless. Such an interesting building and fascinating history. There’s an enormous amount packed into such a relatively small space, with loads of interactive things to keep kids entertained. Highlights were the jigsaw, the airfield model, dressing up, and of course the machine gun. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable and seemed to have all the time in the world to tell us everything we wanted to know about the history of the place, and the airfield. However, they weren’t overbearing and let us get on with our visit in peace, too, which was lovely. My little boy was thrilled to be there, and loved having a go at being a gunner. I’m going to visit this museum every time we come on holiday to North Norfolk as a matter of principle. Absolute gems like this need to be preserved, and paying visitors is the best way to do it. Great little shop too! My only note would be that a little kick stool for shorter visitors to admire the airfield model would be an advantage (however, I guess there’s a H&S aspect as well, which is completely understandable). 10/10, well done.

Very interesting and different museum in terms of subject matter. Volunteers gave a very good overview then detail about the airfield and use of the dome for gunnery training. Some of the best graphics have seen in a museum.

All volunteers were lovely and very helpful! The small gift shop was a lovely touch, we brought a small plane as a souvenir… The spitfire outfit is gorgeous! Feels like the real thing, and the museum inside has a lovely feeling to it! Definitely stands out compared to other museums. There were a lot of story’s about ww1 and ww2 what was just lovely to read. The graphics are also fantastic! Definitely recommend going

Saw this place on Google maps when planning to visit Norfolk, thought we would just pop in. £7 adults to enter but worth it, small place but we spent a couple of hours there, the guys running the place had some good stories and know their history If you are in the area, worth a little visit

A really excellent visit to a fascinating training dome. Knowing how small it looked we thought we might be there for an hour maximum but it was nearer to two. The staff were just brilliant. Full of interesting information and stories. One thinks there is nothing new one will learn about WW2 and its aftermath; but we left with many new insights. The two films they screened voiced by Stephen Fry were very informative. Do go! There is good parking.

This is the smallest biggest museum we have been to. Right from the welcome to the goodbye it was great. There is so much information and artefacts to look at. There is a gun with the original film to try and shoot down enemy planes. The volunteers are absolutely great, full of information and stories (facts) they have gathered from visitors over the time.