Venue Description

The Museum is an award winning, volunteer run, visitor attraction that offers a fascinating and informative day out for the family. Housed entirely in RAF buildings including the original hardened Grade 2 * listed 1942 radar operations building, the Museum provided a unique window into the history of rada covering the period of WWII to the Cold War. The Museum has 24 exihibition rooms and over 10,000 display items. Knowledgeable ex-RAF volunteers bring history to life giving two daily presentations, telling the real stories of Air Defence at Neatishead. Our Crumbs Cafe offers delicious snacks and drinks, and on the way out you can pick up a memento of you visit in our well-stocked shop.

Accessibility

Entrance ramps for the reception, toilets and cafe, additional ramp to access the ground floor of the museum.

Accessibility Guide

Accessibility Guide Link: https://www.radarmuseum.co.uk/accessibility/

Accessible Performances

Talks are delivered in person by volunteers, transcripts are available on request, and video presentations have subtitles.

Awards List

TripAdvisor Traveller's Choice Award 2024 + 2023 Member of Aviation Heritage

Toilets

Two accessible toilets, one by the cafe and one by the WW2 briefing room. Both have rails and sensor-activated taps.

Staff

Volunteers are First Aid trained.

Assistance dog facilities

Other assistance dog facilities

Water bowls and dogs can be exercised (on lead) adjacent to the car park.