The Museum of Power

Went on Wednesday 18th October on a school trip. Very very good museum. Small but packed with machines. I learnt a lot.Would recommend to anyone!Also there is a miniature railway!

We went here for the American car show event and was really pleasantly surprised. Lots of cars to look at, food stalls, live music, mini railway, mini Village, stalls and the museum. The staff were all lovely and the fairy village was made very magical by the man that built it, especially the magic bubbles.

Brilliant day out and very interesting machinary from the past. Childrens will love this place. If you do visit this place you must also visit their cafe, food is delicious.

Was actually really good , kid's really enjoyed looking at everything, went on the little steam train, everyone was so lovely

Some of museum was being renovated but there was an American car show on which was great .

I didn't actually intend to visit this museum. I was on a hike with a friend to visit Beeleigh falls and instruction found online said to start from the Museum of Power so we decided, well we're here now. We might as well have a look around. To be fair, it wasn't really my thing. I'm not into steam engines hence the 3 star. The café was nice though. They made a very good hot chocolate drink for take away. The café ladies seemed really warm and nice too.To visit the museum, you'd need to pay as well.The surrounding was really nice. The have a bridge over a small flowing river. The water was really clear and nice. There is parking for visitors as well. Overall, it's a nice place to visit.

Turned up on a Bike Meet day, so a little crowded, but that didn't stop me enjoying the works of Engineering Art in the Museum. Well laid out and it's got something for everyoneand most of the exhibits are still working, press a button and off they go. The Miniture Railways brought back so many memories as a kid blowing my pocket money on rides all day. The Tea Room is just brilliant and the staff are helpfull and friendly, there's seating inside and outside.Young or old you'll love this little place, I do now and will be going back. These little Museums need our support and help so go and make some memories here please and give what you can as it's helped to stay open with volunteers.

We enjoyed a happy few hours exploring the museum, cafe, train rides and modelling Village. Great place! There was an antiques fair too and crafts for kids. Plenty to see and do. I paid £3 entry. Museum was free.

Very interesting place at the moment site is being updated due to be finished February 2024. Visited by school children regularly. Would recommend a visit.

We only went in the tea room which offers a good selection of food and drinks. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. The museum and tea room are undergoing improvements currently and will be much bigger once complete. Will have to return later to see the finished article. Shame the train only runs on special occasions. It would be fun to take a ride.