Wickenby Aerodrome

Interesting but small museum and nice cafe. Friendly staff but slightly overpriced. Nice to see small aircraft land and chat to pilots. Worth a stop.

What a wonderful place to visit. Great little museum and cafe with a fabulous view. Slightly overpriced. It's definitely worth a visit.

Friendly airfield and great cafe. Also hosts wing walking at certain times.

Something different for tea n cake, museum of world war 2 bombers and raf,Friendly helpful staff.

Lovely airfield , cafe and museum in the original Watch Tower. Great food and drink , plenty of seating. Cafe not open on Monday and Tuesday. Open to all. Nice memorial at the entrance to 12 Squadron who were based there. Well worth a visit.

Wet and windy miserable day brightened up by a visit, first to the cafe at lunchtime. Belly buster breakfast, magic, really fresh local grub, worth every penny. Sat looking out of the window looking at the rain when a red chopper flew past low level at 45 deg. Then disappeared, not literally of course but round the tower. Then it came back into view and hovered at 30 feet, lowering people to the ground and back up again, obviously a training routine.Meal finished and up the stairs to the museum. Informative and moving at the same time. Look at the sizes of the uniforms on show and realise that the air crews were just kids and we were a lot to them.So, all in all well worth a visit, family run kitchen and a proper local history museum that is free.Can't guarantee the chopper display though.

Oh wow, this place is the centre of 3arth... Richard who invented (or close to) wing walking is the nicest person and it's all run as a family business... The wing walk company are amazing, spot on, on point, unforgettable etc... Thanks to Ollie for being the pilot of Zeus himself...

Had a great breakfast meal , and a very good coffee . Nice little museum. A very knowledgeable chap turned up and really enhanced the experience

I flew in to Wickenby today for their Turkey Curry flying, as did 70 other planes!Great value cafe, just 80p for tea or coffee and a sausage bap was only £2.50. It was very busy but still friendly and quick.Good little museum upstairs as well.