The Norfolk Tank Museum is an independent military museum registered with the Charity Commission. Our collection of tanks, weapons and militaria, many in working order and others being restored, are predominantly from the 20th Century and the Cold War Period, including  Deborah II as seen in ‘Guy Martin’s WWI Tank’. We also have examples of armoured cars, artillery, uniforms and an extensive collection of British small arms.

We offer a unique hands-on experience to get close up and personal, inside and out, with our MBTs and other vehicles. (Collections) You can also take a white-knuckle ride in the ‘Hagglund’ All-Terrain Vehicle’.  

We have a tearoom available for light snacks as well as a picnic area and playground within our large grounds. There is disabled access to all our buildings and toilets as well as dedicated parking spaces. If you require and further information with regards to accessibility or any of our events held regularly throughout the year please contact us.

The Norfolk Tank Museum is located at Forncett St Peter, NR16 1HZ two miles from Long Stratton. (Map)

ARMOURFEST

Armourfest 2025 16th & 17th of August at the Norfolk Tank Museum, the best show of Moving Military Might in the East.

Main Battle Tanks, Armoured vehicles, re-enactors, Living History, exhibitors, arena events, Military Vehicle Rides Refreshments, Picnic Area, Military Model display and stalls.

‘In the Hangar’ LIVE MUSIC – 40s Big Band music live with our favorite 40s band The Swing Machine Big Band!!.

TANK EXPERIENCE

The Norfolk Tank Museum, tank experiences take place between May and October, A Tank Experience last for approximately three hours and includes a short health and safety briefing,
This is an exclusive VIP-tour with the curator of the museum whilst we are closed to the public, usually Monday, Friday or Saturday. An opportunity to get up close and personal with our collection, and have a drive of our BV206 and Saladin !

VOLUNTEERING

Norfolk Tank Museum is always looking for new volunteers to help expand our team and improve the museum.
Our volunteers are the lifeblood of the museum, we simply couldn’t run without them, Volunteering at the museum is a great way to meet new people.
You can help during the open hours interacting with customers, or out of hours working on a Tank performing maintenance! From being in high school to retired and looking for a hobby you can become part of the team.