Eden Camp Reviews

Eden Camp is a former prisoner of war camp located a few miles inland from Scarborough in North Yorkshire. It might sound like an odd setting for a museum but with around 300,000 visitors every year it has established itself as one of the major tourist attractions in the region. Built in 1942 with the specific purpose of holding Nazi ...  Read the complete review

I recently went to visit Eden Camp Museum in Malton, North Yorkshire with my friend who is a primary school teacher. Her class was planning to study Britain during World War Two the following term and she wanted to check the museum out before she took them there on a school trip. I have a background in historical studies so am always interested in ...  Read the complete review

Eden Camp Opening Times:10 till 5pm with last admissions at 4pm, seven days a week, but the museum shut over the Christmas period from the 23rd December 2009 and re-open 11th January 2010. Prices: £5 per adult, Senior Citizens/Children/Disabled £4, Under 3's free. They do not accept debit or credit cards. Further information ...  Read the complete review

Eden camp. In Eden camp there are 28 huts that each represents a part of the war and the history supporting the war. It is on a 6 acre site and is great for all ages. It starts when you enter hut 1 the rise of Hitler- the announcement of war on the radio and women and children prepare for war. Hut 2- Shows children being evacuated, and ...  Read the complete review

We visited eden camp for a day and found we didn't have enough time everything was so fascinating we each had our different favourite hut. You will know when you have arrived at eden camp as you will notice the planes on display. From here we paid for our entrance from our car at the gate. We was then directed to a car park and shown ...  Read the complete review

Eden Camp is a museum with a difference, it is situated between Malton and Pickering in North Yorkshire. and its theme is mainly centred around the second world war. There is ample parking and it is disabled friendly, admission is reasonable family tickets are available The camp is made up of a series of prefabricated numbered huts, ...  Read the complete review

I would recommend Eden Camp as a really good day out for the family, although small children may find it a bit boring! But for the over-sevens it is very enjoyable, and is especially good if you have an interest in the second world war. Some of the huts are a bit scary for kids or anyone of a nervous disposition, especially the one depicting the ...  Read the complete review

This is the 4th time I have visited Eden Camp in since it first opened in the late 80's. I have taken push chairs and toddlers but this was the first visit with a wheelchair. On arrival we were pleased to receive a discount on the already very reasonable admission and were directed to disabled parking spaces. The reason for this was ...  Read the complete review

The first time I heard of Eden Camp was when two years ago my husband came home to say we were going on a day trip and our destination was Eden Camp at Malton, North Yorkshire. This pleased me as I knew Malton was not too far away from one of my favorite places, Whitby, more so that if there was time we would be going on from the Camp to Whitby to ...  Read the complete review

Have you ever sat in an air-raid shelter, while bombs are dropping all around you? Or been in a U-Boat during a depthcharge attack? Or joined a Wellington crew over Berlin at the height of a bombing raid? I have experienced all of these in a single afternoon at a place called “Eden Camp” which is situated in Malton, North Yorkshire. It ...  Read the complete review

If you are interested in the World War II, then Eden camp is a must visit. It is situated in an old prisoner of war camp in North Yorkshire near the village of Malton (18 Miles North West of York). Each is a display that explains one particular section of history. Although the museum focuses on the home front there is also allot of information on ...  Read the complete review

Billed as the "World's only Modern History Theme Museum", Eden Camp is a museum with a difference: you'll like it and your kids (if you have any) will love it. It is for the Second World War what Jorvik is to the Vikings, only better. First founded as a Prisoner of War Camp in 1942, Eden Camp is now a superb attraction, breaking ...  Read the complete review