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Milestones Museum

Basingstoke Leisure Park, Churchill Way West, Basingstoke, RG22 6PG

Parking
Onsite free
Step-free
Yes
Nearest station
Basingstoke, 26 min
Room for
Up to 90
Milestones Museum
From the venue

About Milestones Museum

Hampshire Cultural Trust's living-history museum on Basingstoke Leisure Park, with recreated Victorian and 1930s streets. Two classrooms can be hired at weekends (up to 40 at £40 an hour, or 90 at £50 an hour), the Vintage Tea Tent seats 60, and the streets can be hired for larger events — an unusual setting for a workshop, launch or networking evening. Free parking and on-site catering.

  • Free parking
  • Step free
  • Accessible loos
  • Ev charging

Finding the door

Main doors are double-width automatic doors

Classrooms are offered for hire at weekends. Museum open Tuesday–Sunday 10am–4.45pm.

Parking

Free parking in front of the museum; on busy event days the front may be kept for Blue Badge holders, so use the other Leisure Park car parks. Seven accessible bays near the main entrance; coach and minibus space. EV charge points are listed by Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council.

  • Milestones front car park

    On site

    Free

  • Leisure Park Car Park 7

    Nearby · 4 min walk · 63 spaces

    Free (Leisure Park parking, per the museum)

Getting here

Leave the M3 at junction 6 or 7 and follow signs for Basingstoke Leisure Park. Buses from Basingstoke station or bus station: route 8 to Kempshott (stop 'Greenway', longer walk through the Leisure Park) or route 9 to Winklebury (stop 'Hampton Court' on Winklebury Way, then through the aquarium-painted underpass).

  • Hampton Court (Winklebury Way) · 4 min walk

    9

    Route named by the museum; walk through the underpass.

  • Leisure Park (Park and Ride) · 6 min walk

  • Basingstoke · 26 min walk

    South Western Railway, GWR, CrossCountry

    Straight-line estimate; buses 8 and 9 run from outside the station.

Inside

Access: Automatic double doors; two lifts; free wheelchairs to borrow (book ahead). Cobbles and tramlines in the Victorian/Edwardian streets; an accessible route map is available. Assistance dogs welcome.

Toilets
Accessible toilets on the entrance level and museum floor level
Food and drink
On-site café and tea tent; hot or cold buffets on request.

These details were gathered from public sources and have not been confirmed by the venue yet. General information only: check with the venue or organiser before you travel.