A great find, and a lovely place to visit for a family day out, whatever the weather. Staff (mostly volunteers), were really friendly, helpful and very knowledgeable. Clearly an awful lot of hard work goes into restoring the vehicles, and it was a really joy to see so many vehicles from the past in such great condition. A bus ride is included in the price, and for a small amount extra, a ride on the little train, which the kids loved.! Would highly recommend this place. 5 stars!

Visited with my friend and her two children (4 year old and baby). We all had a fantastic time. Really child friendly. Lots to do that you do not have to pay extra for. We went on two bus rides which lasted around 30 minutes which was just long enough. We went on the miniature railway which was a small charge but worth it. Finally I cannot praise the staff enough, they made our trip. They were so friendly and made us all so welcome. Nothing was too much trouble. We will defiantly be back.

Only went so our toddler could have a ride on the miniature steam train but spent the whole day there on the Bank Holiday event day. Plenty to do for all ages, the volunteer staff go way beyond and provide a map, instructions and time table. £25 for a family of four(Under 5's free) is nothing these days and well worth the money. The steam train is a whole £1.50 per ticket. We went on two free bus journeys that lasted around 30 minutes and are great experience. Cafe is pretty old school basic but very good value, also a fast food van and ice cream van. Popular with all ages and will go again.

Took my autistic daughter (7) here for a few hours, and it's well worth a visit. We visited on one of their 'normal' days, that is to say not one of their big event days, but there was still plenty to see and do. There are a number of sheds with buses and various other vehicles inside, which are absolutely great for the bus enthusiast. Outside of that, they offer free bus rides on some old buses, which is fun. There's a miniature railway (£1.50pp) and a little play area for the kids. There's also a cafe and a little shop selling all kinds of bus related paraphernalia such as books, postcards and models. There's plenty to see and do, and at a cost of £11 (£7 adult, £4 child), it's great value for money.

Took our 5 year old grandson for the day. Didn’t really know what to expect but it was BRILLIANT Our grandson had a fantastic time. So much to see and do. He loved the train ride and the open top bus ride was a great experience for him The play barn was good fun and he loved looking at all the ‘old’ buses. Highly recommend

Recently discovered this very interesting collection of mainly local buses from the Midlands area along with one or two old single deckers from London. There were also milk floats and bread vans as well. You can go inside some of the buses and sit in driver's seat for a photo and go up the top of the double deckers. There is a shed where there are some buses that are gradually being restored and some very old ones which are quite rusted and plenty of signs for bus stops, old posters inside a made-up bus building (where you might have bought tickets) and plenty of bus related signs. The shop has a lot of items for interested bus enthusiasts where you can buy second hand books and old timetables for local bus companies. Spent a nice couple of hours or so wandering around. You don't have to be a bus enthusiast to enjoy looking around, it is a very interesting place to spend a while especially when you are looking for something when the weather may be a bit wet. Highly recommended. We only discovered this recently when staying in the Cotswolds (Evesham) and not heard of this place before.

A great visit for us with out two grandchildren, 6 and 4. Much to occupy them and all very good value. Bouncy castle, miniature railway, bus and fire negine to clamber on, cafe, burger bar and so on. All very frinedly and much commended.

Always on the look out for dog friendly attraction in the West Midlands and came across this place whilst doing a general search. Website looked good and reviews also promising and it didn't disappoint. I went with my elderly parents (and the dog of course!). The site is fairly accessible, only difficulties come if you really want to climb up into the cabs of some of the buses. Entrance was £7 which was reasonable compared to most attractions nowadays and included a 30 minute ride on a vintage bus. Lots of bus memorabilia which prompted lots of memories. The size of the site needs to be bigger as some of the buses are parked too near to each other and it can feel a little cramped. Not sure if there is room to expand given where the site is located which is a pity as the buses deserve to be displayed more. We spent much longer there than the we thought when we first saw the size of the site. Cafe is very basic, OK for tea but very limited on snacks and pretty poor cake selection but overall fine for a brief respite. We all really enjoyed our time there.

We decided to visit this place as we had heard about it a few weeks previously and noticed online that there was an event happening. The place is small with a small car park on site, there is an overflow car park but not sure where it is. We were lucky to get a space in the small main car park. There are quite a few old buses and milk trucks etc which is nice to see. On the day we went they were running a number of buses which did a 30 minute loop of the area which different buses went different direction loops which was nice. It would have been good if someone had given some information about the bus and potentially the area around the route that they went. There is a small cafe here. There is also a small narrow gauge train which is an extra charge which just does a small loop around a small area. Overall this place is good, the bus rides are good. If you are in the area it is good to visit.