Growing up as a trials rider, Sammy Miller is a legend. What he has created here is a museum that looks and smells like it should. The bikes are amazing - miles better than our "National" museum in Birmingham which is overpriced and overated. You also have Beaulieu close by - been there, this is better !. There are some... More

A must-do for anyone remotely interested in motorcycles. In a spacious setting, close to most places in the New Forest, the varied collection is wonderful. Some will remember the name Sammy Miller from bike trials from years past but make no mistake, the collection encompasses many different types of bikes and ages, many extremely rare, and everything is kept clean... More

We happened to see a brochure while staying at a B&B in Fordingbridge and thought we would check it out. It may look small and unasuming from the outside but if you like motorcycles them this place is a must see, over 350 bikes all in excellent condition and many you won't find anywhere else. Well worth the entry fee... More

What a fabulous place to take the boys on a rainy day! We loved it. We were considering a pricy trip to Beaulieu but decided against it. We are so glad we visited this lovely little museum. It was well worth the £6 entry fee!

Well known amongst motorcycling people world wide and no wonder after a visit. While not the easiest to find ie down a country lane on a farm it's worth the hassle but GPS will pinpoint it for you. Plan to spend the whole day as there is so much to see and Sammy mayeven be there himself and if so... More

What an impressive man and motorcycle collection. Well set out and more varied than we were expecting. There was a quiz to keep the kids engaged and the staff very friendly. The adjoining cafe had excellent home made soup, which was very welcome on a bitterly cold day.

Definitely one for the lads. Quite impressed with the variety of bikes on display for a private collection. Good collection of old petrol pumps and tractors outside. Once we girls had had enough, we went round the craft shops and waited for the lads in the tea rooms. Lovely cream teas.

A friend of mine told me about Sammy Millers Motorcycle Museum. So at a loose end one day I jumped in the car and drove down. It was easy to find with plenty of parking. The entrance takes you into a large courtyard with small craft shops around the edge including a nice cafe. The museum isn't huge but what... More

Superb collection of motorcycles laid out in a pleasant courtyard, that also has a few craft shops and small animal enclosures. Often used to go there too for the Biker Breakfast in the small cafe that operates in the courtyard.