Travel Information

Whilst exploring the West Midlands in a motorhome why not visit the Black Country Living Museum, a historic open air museum located in Dudley.

The Black Country Living Museum offers a host of authentic historical buildings and recreations of typical Black Country life. Costumed performers are at work to bring the ambiance of traditional Black Country arts and work into the 21st century.

There is even an original 1920’s cinema on site offering a nostalgic look at silent movies.

Set on a 26 acre site there is plenty of see and do at the museum to keep the whole family entertained.

Black Country Living Museum
Tipton Road
Dudley
DY1 4SQ
Telephone: +44(0)121 557 9643
Email: info@bclm.co.uk

Collections in this industrial museum describe the history of needle-making in Victorian times. Check their website for opening times and further information.

Forge Mill Needle Museum
Needle Mill Lane
Riverside
Redditch
Worcestershire
B98 8HY

Tel: +44 (0) 1527 - 62509

George Marshall Medical Museum holds a wide selection of medical instruments. The museum charts the history of medicine and is very fascinating.

The Forge Mill Needle museum tells the fascinating and sometimes gruesome story of needle making in Victorian times.The Mill is a listed building which houses original water powered machinery.

Forge Mill Needle Museum
Needle Mill Lane
Riverside
Redditch
B98 8HY

Tel: 01527 62509

Worcestershire is a lovely county to explore in a motorhome or campervan. If you are looking for a place to stop for a day trip whilst in the area look no further than the Transport Museum at Wythall!

The museum boasts a vast collection of buses, electric vehicles, and much more; there is even a miniature steam railway on site. The world’s largest collection of Midland Red buses is located at the museum making at a great place to immerse yourself into the local history of the Midlands.

Chapel Lane
Wythall
Worcsester
B47 6JX
TEL:(44) 01564 826471