The Army Flying Museum
Middle Wallop, Stockbridge, SO20 8FB
Museum entrance beside the car park off the A343; some sat navs need postcode SO20 8DY
Parking
Free parking on siteMuseum car park
The venue's own · 1 min walk
Free
Disabled spaces next to the entrance; fire assembly point at the bottom of the car park
Free visitor parking with disabled bays next to the museum entrance.
Getting here
Middle Wallop, opposite Museum of Army Flying
Bus stop · 1 min walk
73, 87, TVR
Middle Wallop Museum of Army Flying (adjacent)
Bus stop · 1 min walk
73, 87, TVR
On the A343 between Andover and Salisbury, easily reached from the M3 and A303. Buses 73 and 87 stop right outside the museum.
Getting in
Normal museum hours are 9am–4pm; corporate events are arranged through the corporate team.
Before you arrive
- Assistance dogs welcome; registered ID book preferred
Finding your way
Toilets
Two accessible toilets: one in Reception and one in the Hayward Hall
Food & drink
Apache Café on site; catering from refreshments and finger buffets to hot food, with buffet lunch included in the delegate package.
What's on offer
What's on here
Nothing scheduled at The Army Flying Museum yet.
About The Army Flying Museum
An aviation museum on the edge of the working Middle Wallop airfield, between Stockbridge and Andover, that hires its halls for conferences, trade fairs, receptions, lectures and team-building days. Conferences of up to 100 sit among the gliders and aircraft in the Hayward Hall with breakout space in a 50-seat conference room overlooking the airfield, and the whole museum takes up to 300; day delegate rates start at £28 (half day) and £36 (full day) with refreshments, lunch and AV included. Free parking.
- Contact
- [email protected]01264 781086
- Website
- armyflying.com/visit/hire
These visitor details were gathered from public sources (Army Flying Museum website (hire, visit, accessibility) and Venue Hire Pack 2026; bustimes.org; OpenStreetMap) on 16 October 2026 and haven't been confirmed by the venue yet. Parking charges, time limits and access can change, so check with The Army Flying Museum before you travel. This is general information, not advice.