Pallot Steam Museum

Beautifully laid out museum, all different modes of transport covered, lovely few hours spent wondering around this museum

Although it's small it is packed full of times gone by like steam trains, cars, trucks, bikes, farmland machinery, children's toys and much more. A place well worth seeing it is wonderful to see.

What a great little museum. A number of steam vehicles, lots of older cars, a few motorcycles and a smattering of old radios, bikes, organs, stationary engines, I'm sure you get the picture. There's even a couple of steam engines with carriages, unfortunately they don't have track for a good steam up but the place is still very impressive. I loved it but our coach was on a limited time visit and I would like to have spent about four hours there. Grrreat.

This was a marvellous place we arrived thinking it had reopened unfortunately it was closed but we were invited to have a look around we were overjoyed by the offer it was a delight to see some cars that we had not seen in me by years and others that we new very well and all keep in brillsmt condition, there were old trucks a fire engine motorbikes tractors it was a amassing aladens cave. It would be well worth a visit as soon as it reopens

Went here last Thursday with my brother while on hoildays in jersey. We got here at 10am and the lady wh was working there was very friendly and helpful and was telling us about the air show that was on and the best place to view it. Well worth a visit if you like motor cars or an interest in automobiles. It’s only £8 to get in for an adult. Plenty to see but the star of the show for me and my brother was an escort Mexico (they don’t make them like this anymore. Also there was a Ford Cortina GT that was my favourite two. But plenty’s of vehicles to see. Well worth a visit and would recommend this to anybody but check the times as don’t think this opens every day.

A lovely small Museum, plenty to look at. Things to remind people of they're childhood, and things to remind grandparents about nostalgia as well. Keep your eyes open for Dolly May, she's well built.

Lovely little museum that we entered during a rainy day on our visit to Jersey. Worth a short visit just to see all the old cars and vehicles used during the war etc.

Really good there is so much to see in here beautiful old cars,lorries,toys,and so much more.and I'm pleased to say the price is reasonable as well so glad to see that.