Bottisham Airfield Museum

Bottisham Airfield Museum Cambridgeshire's innovative museum dedicated to the brave men and women who served at Bottisham
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A museum dedicated to telling the story of a busy WW2 airfield, its impact on the local community and its role in the fighter war both with the RAF and USAAF. The museum is open for the 2025 season on Sundays & Wednesdays starting 6th April 2025 until Remembrance Sunday.

23/08/2026

And that’s a wrap on today’s Classic Car Show! 🚗
What an incredible turnout—tons of amazing vehicles, fantastic weather, and brilliant vibes all day long. A massive thank you to everyone who came out to support us.
Events like this are what keep the museum doors open and our history alive, and we truly couldn't do it without this community. See you at the next one! The volunteers are well and truly wiped out and resting up!

23/08/2026

Join us for our Classic Car, Bike and Military Vehicle Show.

22/08/2026

A fantastic visit to the 384th BG Museum at Grafton Underwood.

2 DAYS TO GO! We're almost there! Join us this Sunday at Bottisham Airfield Museum for our Classic Car, Bike & Military ...
21/08/2026

2 DAYS TO GO!

We're almost there! Join us this Sunday at Bottisham Airfield Museum for our Classic Car, Bike & Military Vehicle Show.

Bringing a display vehicle? Drivers showing a classic car, bike, or military vehicle get FREE entry, plus free entry for 1 passenger! No need to register. simply drive in and see us at the gate to enter. You’ll be guided to park up. 9am Entry.

Your ticket gives you full access to view the vehicles and the entire museum.
Quick visitor tip: Vintage vehicles may start heading off before closing time, so aim to arrive earlier in the day to catch the full lineup! Pay on the gate.

📍 Bottisham Airfield Museum
⏰ Gates Open: 10:30 AM to public
📅 This Sunday, August 23rd

3 DAYS TO GO!We are approaching our Classic Car, Bike & Military Vehicle Show this Sunday at Bottisham Airfield Museum!G...
20/08/2026

3 DAYS TO GO!

We are approaching our Classic Car, Bike & Military Vehicle Show this Sunday at Bottisham Airfield Museum!

Gates open to the public at 10:30 AM, giving you plenty of time to explore the classic engines, military vehicles, and everything the museum has to offer—your show ticket includes full museum access!

A quick note: As these vintage beauties have journeys home, some vehicles may start leaving before closing, so pop down early to catch the full lineup.

📍 Bottisham Airfield Museum
⏰ Gates Open: 10:30 AM
📅 This Sunday, August 23rd
Who's heading over with you?

The Count down!Only 4 days to go until our Classic Car, Bike & Military Vehicle Show at Bottisham Airfield Museum!Join u...
19/08/2026

The Count down!
Only 4 days to go until our Classic Car, Bike & Military Vehicle Show at Bottisham Airfield Museum!

Join us this Sunday for an incredible lineup of vintage engines, historic military vehicles, and classic bikes. Plus great food.

Your event ticket also includes full admission to explore the museum!
Adults: £10
Children: FREE

A quick note for visitors: due to travel distances and the nature of vintage vehicles, some cars may begin leaving before our official closing time, so be sure to arrive early to catch every display!

📍 Bottisham Airfield Museum
📅 This Sunday, August 23rd
Tag who you’re coming with below! 👇

16/08/2026

Come and join us for the Classic Car, Bike and Military Vehicle Show next Sunday 23rd August.

On this day in 1944 Bottisham  lost an incredible leader when Colonel Thomas Christian was KIA. “War must have its toll,...
12/08/2026

On this day in 1944 Bottisham lost an incredible leader when Colonel Thomas Christian was KIA.

“War must have its toll, even sometimes at a price that may seem unreasonably high. Our Group paid the price when the Group and Station Commander, Colonel Thomas J. J. Christian, Jr. was reported Missing In Action on 12 August 1944 in the vicinity of Arras, France. Having been placed in command of this Group when in its infancy upon activation 10 February 1943 at Richmond, Va., Colonel (then Major) Christian molded a small and weak entity into a strong and hard-hitting unit that is helping to knock out the N**i power as the Allies push beyond Paris on to Berlin. Words are but silent testimony to the efficiency and admirable qualities of leadership displayed by this officer. His loss is noted in reverent tribute by all who had the pleasure to know, or serve under him.”
Daily Report – 12 August 1944 – AAFB 374 – Bottisham – 361st Fighter Group

Lest we forget.

01/08/2026

At the GPW Workshop War Wheels event.

Address

Bottisham Airfield Museum, Wilbraham Road
Cambridge
CB259BU

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10:30am - 4pm
Sunday 10:30am - 4pm

Telephone

07791971799

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