Lovely smaa museum which concentrates on the industry around Goole Docks & the Aire & Calder Navigation Canal. Don't expect to spend a long time here at the museum, but there are also other attractions... Boat trips around the docks including an interesting history of the coal trade in Goole A lovely scenic walk along the canal & it's assosciated... More

Went with bike club. There was a display of vintage bikes there today which was interesting. Nice place with seating outside to sit and watch boats, which would be very nice in summer. You can also go for a sail on one of the boats. The museum is interesting with a small shop. The cafe is small and prices are... More

What a wonderful hidden gem of a place. Good signposting from the motorway, good free parking, free entry, delightful helpful staff, well priced good food in the little cafe. An interesting insight into Goole as it was and the history of the area. Not a place for a full on day out but nevertheless worth visiting if you're in the... More

A very interesting place to visit, nice cafe and museum with some good exhibits on display and the option of purchasing some merchandise relating to the waterways, Goole and other towns from the shop. Whilst you are there for a fee of £4.00 (adult cost) you can paticipate in a boat trip around the docks which lasts about 50 minutes,the... More

This museum is packed full of interest, all very well laid out. The staff were justly proud of the exhibitions and keen to share information. Many of them had worked on the docks in their heyday and added their own experiences. We took a boat round the docks which are still well used and this was a real eye opener.... More

If your looking for a half day out then this place is great. They have some good exhibits and are doing a great job preserving the history of Goole. The little cafe is worth the visit in itself with a good selection of fresh snacks and sandwiches at very reasonable prices. Boat trips around the working docks of Goole at... More

A cracking little museum on the side of the canal with numerous marine attractions. Good boat trips around the docks and quite a nice little cafe. Easy access and parking and agood way to spend two or three hours with children from age of five or so - or American business partner as I did recently.

museum uninteresting to younger children,walks ok but rubbish on walk, even though free not interesting unless an event on

a great museum to visit have lunch take a boat ride staff great place spotless my kids love it there doing courses for school etc hihly recomened well done