Robin Hood's Bay Museum

A wonderfully thoughtful community-funded museum! The interpretive signs and models are incredibly clear and easy to understand.

Such a cool little find tucked away.a bit like Dr Who's Tardis,small looking but cramed with so much information. Ran by volunteers, it's deserving of support as it's free entry but you can make a donation.

Absolutely gorgeous. We went on a March Sunday morning. Weather was cloudy but still lovely to walk around. We stopped for coffee and cake. It was quiet with a few people out walking their dogs. It was oldy worldy picturesque and nice to be away from the hustle and bustle of some larger seaside places. However I can think that it is busy during the sunny and summer periods.

A great example of a small quirky British museum. Loads of interesting displays, one showing where sunken U-boats are out in the bay. Part of it was a mortuary where drowned sailors were brought- shows the harsh and dangerous lives they had.

Very interesting small museum on Robin Hoods Bay beachfront. You can buy fossils from the area and find local information about the fossils on those beaches. Robin Hoods Bay is a quaint little seaside place but it's incredibly steep. You really need to be fairly fit and I'm not sure about wheelchairs. There are buses from whitby I think hourly.

Lovely, quirky village with it's warren-like streets, seasonal shops (not many open in early March when we visited, hence 4⭐) and gorgeous vast beach. Rockpools, geology and glorious fresh air. It's VERY steep with lots of steps and hills, bring your walking legs with you!

A well deserved 5 ⭐ This is fantastic, so steeped in history and fine tradition, all run by volunteers You an spend a good while reading looking and learning We shall revisit next time

Very interesting tiny museum. Helpful volunteers