Army Flying Museum

The Army Flying Museum at Middle Wallop traces more than a century of British Army aviation through over 30 fixed-wing and rotary aircraft, interactive exhibits, personal stories, gliders, early and armed helicopters, vehicles and two halls spanning 1916 to the present. Current operator information lists museum hours of 09:00–16:00 daily and Apache Café hours of 09:00–15:30, excluding 24–26 December; occasional private-event closures should be checked in the booking system. Pre-booking is strongly recommended because capacity limits apply and admission is not guaranteed for an unbooked visit during busy periods. Current admission is £18 online or £21 on the door for adults, £10.50 or £13 for children ages 4–15, £15 or £18 for concessions, and free for under-4s and carers; tickets include an annual pass for ordinary visits. The museum has free parking, six accessible bays by the entrance and accessible toilets; public transport is difficult with only a limited bus service. Assistance dogs are allowed inside, while other dogs are restricted to the café balcony and grounds. Visitor address: Army Flying Museum, Middle Wallop, Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 8FB, United Kingdom; confirm the session, private-event closures and current access arrangements before travel.