Visited on a rainy day last week. The Lancaster Bomber was taxiing on the runway, very exciting but apparently quite expensive to travel on! Museum had loads of interesting exhibits, war escape room, exhibits of crashed aircraft and some very moving personal memorabilia . Nice NAAFI !! Not much for young children though.

I came up from Plymouth to visit on the 25th May, used to be a regular visitor until I moved south. I saw 2 taxy runs on a beautiful sunny day, the sound of those Merlins roaring is something that can never be forgotten, it was a special event day with lots dressed in 40's clothes looking the part on... More

We had a great day out. Museum was lovely and obviously had a lot of effort put into it. The staff were lovely and so happy to help. The whole area was superbly clean and well maintained. Definitely a day out with something for everyone

We went with our young family (ages 7,4,2) over the Spring Bank Holiday as they were having a 40s event, the day itself was good and we did enjoy ourselves, however, I can't imagine going on a day other than when there is an event as the centre may not be as appealing for younger children. The hangers have many... More

I visited the Aviation Museum last week and had the most amazing day out. The site of a huge Lancaster bomber standing magnificently in the hanger was breath taking. In the 70th anniversary year since the famous Dambuster raid, the site of this aeroplane was even more special. The museum itself is very well organised. There is a massive amount... More

This was a really interesting place to visit. If you are interested in the restoration and display of the Lancaster this is a great place to go. Also on display were a number of items found during archaeological digs for crashed aircraft relics. We were able to visit a control tower with representations of its working life and there were... More

I visited last year and thoroughly enjoyed it. This time I took the wife (risky), however she also found it interesting and appeared to soak up every aspect of the experience. You don't get better than that!

Visited L.A.H.C. with 15 year old son. Found it to be very well laid out, & the grounds very neat and tidy. Clever, thoughtful exhibits ensured time passed without effort between the running up & taxy runs of 'Just Jane', the resident Lancaster bomber. We had lunch in the spotless NAAFI canteen. We enjoyed what we had, and didn't think... More

If you are interested in Lancasters and the history behind them it's a great place to visit. There's loads to see, in the hanger there are pieces of aeroplanes that have been excavated and the stories behind the aircraft and crews that were lost, some of which are really sad. There was a man giving a talk on armaments when... More