MAY HALF TERM

Royal Signals Museum

22nd May 2026 ยท 1 min read

MAY HALF TERM

It's May half term and there is lots of reasons to pay a visit to the Royal Signals Museum! Make the most of the break with a family day out packed with discovery, adventure and hands-on fun, plus our popular KIDS GO FREE offer continues!

Explore our brand-new exhibition: Cold War in the Shadow of the Bomb

Drive an armoured vehicle through a virtual landscape

Set up a satellite network Try your hand at Morse Code

Take on our exciting Young Explorer trails for a chance to win prizes!

Discover incredible stories of teamwork, innovation and military communications with our FREE Bloomberg Connects digital guide, featuring immersive audio and video from real soldiers sharing their experiences.

Don’t forget to visit the museum shop with fantastic new products available and the Communications Café team will be ready with tasty food and drinks throughout your visit!

PLEASE NOTE:
Adult visitors must bring valid photo ID for admission onto Blandford Camp. Accepted ID includes a passport, driving licence, MoD90, Post Office pass or bus pass.
We look forward to welcoming you this half term!

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