Planning a visit to Acton Scott Historic Working Farm Museum

When can I visit?
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm Museum opens on Tuesday 15 April until Sunday 9 November 2008.

We are open 6 days a week from Tuesday to Sunday and Bank Holidays.

Opening times: 10.00am to 5.00pm. Closed Mondays except Bank Holidays.

Where are you?
Acton Scott Historic Working Farm is signposted off the A49 at Marshbrook, 3 miles south of Church Stretton. Use the 'Location Map' link on this page to find out more.

How much?
2008 Admission prices:
Adults: £5.25
Senior Citizens: £4.75
Children: £3.00 (under 5s free)
Season Ticket Adults: £15.00
Season Ticket Children: £8.25

Why not buy a Season Ticket?
Our season ticket, £15 per adult and £8.25 per child, allows unlimited access to Acton Scott Historic Working Farm throughout the visitor season and regular mailings of news. Purchase one during your visit to Acton Scott Historic Working Farm or telephone 01694 781306.

Children's Parties
Looking for something different? Party packages for 2-12 year olds with a variety of activities are usually on offer. However, due to our exciting development work on site party packages will not be available until late summer. Please ring for details on 01694 781306.

Group visits
A variety of packages for groups (adult or child) are available, please contact Acton Scott Historic Working Farm on 01694 781306 for details and prices.

Corny Mouse Activities
Corny Mouse offers hands-on crafts and trails throughout the season to our younger visitors.

Access and Amenities

• daily events and activities for all the family.
• ample parking.
• most areas and activities are wheelchair accessible.
• wheelchairs available on request.
• toilet and washing facilities provided.
• museum shop, open from 10:30am until 4:45pm.
• undercover picnic area available and temporary cafe facilities, offering snacks and drinks, open from 10:30am until 4:30pm
• dogs, except guide or helping dogs, are not allowed on the main farm site.
• no commercial photography or video recording without prior permission.

For further details please contact the County Museum Service Office, by using the contact link on this page.