We visited the air museum with our six-year-old boy on a weekday. This is a small museum, and I imagine it gets crowded at busy times, but there was only one other family there when we arrived so there was plenty of time to see everything. There is lots of history crammed into this small package. Unlike most museums, you’re allowed (and encouraged) to sit in the aircraft. Our boy loved this, and even for us grown-ups it was a novelty! Some of the exhibits are starting to look a little tired, but we could see that they are actively working on making improvements, so this was easily forgivable! If you’re in the area, it’s well worth popping in for a visit.

I made a flying visit to Caernarfon in September and managed to find an hour to visit the Airworld Air Museum. It was well worth it as there is an excellent variety of (largely) British aircraft on display, from an Air Cadet Glider to a two-seat Harrier, with some unusual post-war types - such as the Javelin and Sea Hawk as a Vampire and Hunter. There were also a couple fo helicopters. The nicest thing about the museum is the access to the cockpits that they have managed. With most exhibits having 'open cockpits' so that you can see what the pilots had to deal with when flying these machines. It is also located at the airfield (which has a very good cafe) and means that you can also see plenty of flying aircraft as well Thank you for an excellent visit.

Having last been here with my grandparents back in 1988 I yesterday ventured back with my wife and small children and our friend's family. We had the whole museum to ourselves and it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience. The exhibits are impressive and plentiful. All the family were entertained. Most of the planes are interactive in as much as you can get in the cockpits which is a great touch that you wouldn't get in most museums. Our children are 6 and 2 years old and they loved it due to the interactive nature of the exhibits. Great for kids and adults of all ages. Can't wait to come back again.

A fantastic, labour-of-love museum with a wide range of different aviation exhibits. There are several things that set this apart from other similar places we've visited: * The wall murals are very nicely done and tie the displays together. * The signage is excellent and explains everything on display thoroughly. * The majority of the cockpits can be sat in, making it great for younger children. * There are loads of other exhibits besides aircraft, including engines, uniforms, weapons and ammunition, communication equipment and models. Everything is really thoughtful and well-presented and you can see the enthusiasm and passion that has been put into making the museum engaging. A great morning out. The nearby cafe at the airfield is also excellent and recommended.

We found this museum by accident, and what a great find. Great to be able to get inside the cockpits, pressing buttons and the interactive displays to bring it all to life. Really knowledgeable friendly staff. Son and husband really enjoyed getting inside the cockpits. Suitable for all ages. Toilets nearby just across the carpark and there is a fantastic cafe there as well. It's all positioned next to the airport where you can see planes and helicopters take off and land while you eat your lunch. A fantastic experience.