Cobbaton Combat Collection

Decent and interesting collection although could be better documented. The price is exobitant for the experience; we covered the entire collection in about an hour. And there is nothing additional in the price; you pay and you walk around looking at stuff. Maybe of interest to war memorabilia buffs but more most people there are probably better attractions for a fraction of the price. I'd recommend they heavily drop their prices, or, at the very least, publish them somewhere so that you know what the cost is before you drive out into the middle of nowhere.

Excellent and eccentric collection from military toothbrushes to main battle tanks crammed into every available space. Several hours required to appreciate it all. Snacks and drinks available, and a wide range of militaria for sale to take home.

Very interesting place to visit, a vast array of army tanks and militaria from past wars.

Really surprised me how many army vehicles they had, my 6 Yr old son loved looking into them and seeing the different shells in the floor. The place looked, smelt and felt old which is exactly how a historical collection should be, much more realistic than a tank in a museum on a polished floor. Pictures are just a few of the vehicles there.

Great little museum / collection. With a surprising number of things to see. Also a very nice Cafe on site. Staff were also great

This place is massive and has so much stuff I don’t think I even saw 50% of it as there are items everywhere you look. The collection is absolutely huge and has something for everyone.The tanks are something that everyone should see, if not to just appreciate the sheer size of them!!Attended during a memorabilia event and there was all sorts of items for sale.Perfect for people of all ages, loads of parking and lovely people.Can’t wait to go back

In need of a something to do during a rainy half term we decided to head over to the Cobbaton Combat Collection to have a mooch about. The Collection is full of interesting items that you can get up close and personal with, which makes it a more tactile experience and less like a boring museum. My teenager loved learning about the age and use of the various machines and loved to see all the other combat gear like the guns and swords. There was an element of education in the WWII part and also some really interesting stuff to buy in the shop. I really wanted to buy myself an ammunition box but couldn't think of a use for it. My son wanted to buy a Bren gun magazine......

This collection of war memorabilia is amazing, my husband and I took our three boys aged 5,9 and 16. They all loved it and so did we. They have items for sale, bullets, hats, ect... all at reasonable prices and they also have snacks and drinks. Would definitely recommend a visit, it's great!