Amberley Open Air Museum

Amberley Museum is set on a 36-acre, dog-friendly site focused on industrial heritage in the South Downs. Fun activities include riding the narrow-gauge railway and historic buses, visiting the firing lime kilns, exploring nature trails, a playground, and watching craft demonstrations like blacksmithing.

Fun Things to Do

Transport Rides: Take a ride on the narrow-gauge railway or the vintage bus.

Craft & Industry: See traditional craftspeople like wheelwrights and blacksmiths at work.

Interactive Learning: Explore the working print shop, stationary engines, and road steam engines.

Outdoor Adventure: Explore the nature trails and extensive nature walks.

Play Area: A dedicated playground for children.

Indoor Things to Do

Exhibition Halls: Explore various indoor exhibits, including collections of historic buses, electrical items, and road-making machinery.

Working Print Shop: Watch vintage printing presses in action.

Communication Display: View the extensive telecommunications exhibit.

Craft Workshops: Visit the indoor spaces where woodturners and blacksmiths demonstrate their skills.

Limeburners Café: A cozy spot for refreshments.

Many of the exhibits are undercover or indoors, making it a good, engaging day out even on rainy days.