Considering its location this is a reasonable collection of buses and coaches. But to get the most out of it you need to read the information. Otherwise you might miss the bus with 2 driver seats to allow it to be requisitioned and directed by...More

This is a really good place to visit, whether you are a bus enthusiast or not. First the opening times are seasonal, and it closed st the end of October for the winter. It is free to enter the museum, all run by volunteers. There...More

Lovely bus museum.twice a year they have buses come to museum from all over England.You can ride on any of the old buses to many of the islands pubs. What a great way to spend a weekend.

We visited as a family and it is great, nice friendly staff, a nice shop selling new stuff and second-hand bus equipment and uniform, my Autistic Son brought a ticket machine which he loves. We loved the buses and the displays. The exhibition at the...More

Dropped by today on there last day of the year, great little museum, not that big but some nice buses little kids and big kids are welcome to sit in some of the drivers seats also most of the buses are open to sit get...More

But an excellent representation of the public transport on the island. No entrance fee... but they do like donations. Lovely little cafe on sight with cheap drinks and limited eats. Nice way to spend an hour or so if you are a sad bus type...More

After a very disappointing start it turned out OK. We had travelled over to the isle of wight specifically for the two days of the bus fest. On day one (Saturday)which was a lovely sunny day we decided to start by going to the museum...More