This is the second time I have visited and I would not hesitate to return for a third time there is so much to see. My only negative comment is that being of a certain age a great majority of the information is in print too small to read at the distance it is displayed. Maybe this could be considered whenever the displays are updated.

Excellent day out and perfect for a wet or cold day. We spent about 6 hours there but really could have done 2 days to take it all in. It was very well presented with something for everyone. I particularly liked the information on how the women contributed to the war effort and what was happening on the home front as well as on the battlefields. We will definitely come again if we are in that area.

We love museums, particularly anything WWI and WWII so this was a must visit. We weren’t disappointed. It’s absolutely jam packed with interesting information and memorabilia. I was particularly moved, as the granddaughter of a Bevin Boy, to see their wartime efforts acknowledged and celebrated. I have also been involved with a local history project back home in Wales, and was able to find out more information about HMS Glorious, the ship where two men from our village were killed. The museum is really well organised, and planned. There are so many little touches that make it feel authentic. The pumpkin spiced cake was delicious and everything in the gift shop was reasonably priced. My only criticism of the gift shop would be the lack of books…it just feels like a missed opportunity. Overall, I’d definitely recommend the museum. I’m only giving 5 stars because 6 is not an option.

We had never heard of Eden Camp before our Host at our B&B in Whitby recommended it to us . About a 25 minute drive from Goathland . The Camp was a 2nd World War , Prisoner of War Camp . It has been converted to a Museum and educational facility . Each of the many Huts that formally held POW's have been converted to show all of the many stages of WW2 and beyond . Starting from Hut1 - The Rise of Hitler . Some of the Huts have very realistic displays such as Hut 5 The Blitz Experience . Hut 29 - The Chapel is a very moving experience . We wholeheartedly recommend everyone to visit this site .

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our recent visit. The site was well laid out and immaculately maintained. There is an abundance of information to absorb and the staged scenes were interesting and very atmospheric. There was something there for everyone. We also found the staff to be very pleasant, friendly and helpful. We cannot understand the reviews complaining about the school children on their educational visits. Yes, there were lots of children there but we found it easy to just skip some of the exhibits if they were full and go back to them when they were quieter. The website also does advise visitors of an appropriate time to visit if you wish to avoid the school trips. We also disagree with those who claim that the cafe is overpriced and poor quality. We have just spent a week on holiday in Yorkshire and I can honestly say that we have paid more for less in other places in the area. We found the coffee very nice and the food was tasty. Well worth the trip.

Absolutely stunning exhibition portraying from the start of a p.o.w camp to wars thru the ages . Excellent examples of years gone bye and trials and tribulations people had to go thru in Britain during the bombings also the endurance men on the front line during the wars were against So many wars portrayed at eden camp especially the one people didnt know much about .Korea . Japanese didnt take the red cross seriously we cam see and treated POWs absolutely horrendously A 5 ☆☆☆☆☆ site and worth every penny paid to go around site ..a good 2 to 3 hours of history

It’s been over 20 years since we were last here, and I was looking forward to seeing how much it had changed . I didn’t expect that it had changed so much for the better. Every hut tells its own story of a part of WW2, and it tells it very well. It even goes so far as the sounds and the smells of the time . It’s just an amazing place to visit, and it tells a story that needs to be told, and one of a time that seems we haven’t learned from. You need to visit this pls s as soon as you can.

I had somewhat limited expectations but it was actually brilliant. We spent four hours here and I could go back again tomorrow. We all know a lot of the facts about WW2 but the real life personal stories bring it all to life.

This was a return visit for our family and we were impressed with the new additions. The information was presented really well and the whole family engaged. Cafe was warm and spacious which was welcome on a wet day. Attraction is dog friendly too which is really helpful. Would have been five star review if not for swarms of unruly school children. Difficult to read information when surrounded by crowds of noisy kids. Understand and support need to take children there and to educate them about this period of history, but numbers should be restricted for sake of other visitors.

Amazing please we enjoyed it so much I didn’t really know what to expect but it was really good and so informative. The only issue and I have not taken a star off as it is not Eden camps fault was a very unruly school trip. Most of the school kids there were fine but one trip had the teachers basically ignoring the kids. I had to tell these kids to stop touching things, one kid barged my son out the way when he was looking at the human torpedo exhibit and unfortunately they turned up when we were sat the remembrance chapel and one of the started making what he though was funny gestures and the teacher just laughed at him. The kids then started making farting noises. I understand kids being loud but teachers should make sure they are not touching things and show the proper respect in certain places. I say this as a teacher