Lovely little afternoon, interesting piece of history on our doorstep. We were amazed seeing a real Vulcan jet plane in front of our eyes it was ginormous! Lovely man Bill on the till gave us some interesting information. Definitely worth a look xx

I visited here as the last stop on a holiday road trip. It was an enjoyable visit and there's more here than I expected. The main building has some WW2 displays which eventually lead you to a hanger full of interesting aircraft. This leads you back outside to various other aircraft, including a Vulcan. There are two further smaller aircraft hangers plus a building containing military vehicles. Last but not least there's a road transport building containing, trucks buses, trams and some cars including many products of the neighbouring Nissan factory. Also outside is a boat being restore that used to be used locally. Whilst it's not the biggest museum you'll ever visit, there's still a lot to see and I think the entry fee is a bargain for what you'll see. I visited on a quiet day when nothing extra was open but I believe that sometimes, some of the aircraft are opened to let you see inside. It will take you at least an hour to see everything if you rush round. If you take your time and fully take everything in, it's more like two to three hours. It certainly deserves more visitor support and I believe it's unique in the area. I am very glad I included it as part of my trip.

Great little place and very happy I visited. Only took an hour and a half to get round but there is a good assortment of aircraft and vehicles to see. It is really sad to see the vulcan degrading in the elements but it's a great opportunity to appreciate the size of it when you stand directly underneath. Always do what I can to fund small museums and there is plenty of refurbishments going on so hopefully there is a bright future ahead 🤞

I grew up less than 7 miles from this place but had never heard of it until I seen it on Google Maps by chance so I’d say it needs more advertising to get more visitors in. It costs £6.50 per adult and is well worth the price. There’s plenty to see outdoors as well as in the hangers. Loved the Blackpool trams. A couple of planes had no info boards up which was a shame as I’d liked to have known what they were. The volunteers do a great job of caring for this place and I hope it continues.

I really wasn't sure there would be enough to entertain my 14 and 11 year old boys - but they loved it!! They were especially thrilled with the exhibits that they could 'drive' or 'fly'. A lovely little museum with loads of exhibits.

Although tucked away on a small site behind Nissan's factory this museum deserves a much bigger audience! Some very interesting and well-preserved exhibits displayed incredibly well given the space constraints. It was nice to see so many of the aircraft under cover and away from the elements. A nice mix of aircraft, military vehicles and even a few trams! I only encountered one member of staff but he was friendly and professional. I'll definitely be making a return visit!

Visited this museum with my young grandson this morning. We really enjoyed it. Some great items on display. Please remember this is run by volunteers so if you want something more then try one of the bigger, more funded museums. I felt it was great value for money and a great way to spend the morning. I think they do a great job. I think I must have missed a bit as didn't see trams or buses.