fort paull

I went to Fort Paull a couple of ears ago — a car show was being held there (might be a theme on these reviews).
I found the history very interesting, and the exhibits well worth a look. I don’t think it would keep anyone occupied for a whole day, but well worth going out of your way to see.
As an aside, there’s been a rumor recently that a scene from WOW is based on Fort Paull.

better for men i think and older kids, not a lot there for women and small children

I went here with my husband and 2 children, 1 aged 7 and the other is 2. Everybody enjoyed it. We enjoyed looking at aeroplanes and all the other war time things.
There is a nice little café (on a old railway carriage) and there is a little bar.
There is a little play area where the kids can play whilst the parents sit by the bar!
My kids enjoyed climbing the hills and looking out to Hull harbour.
During the year they put on shows and reconstruct events. Its home to the worlds only war time bomber plane.
It is all outdoors though, so its not a good day if its raining, if its a fine day its a great day out for all ages.

went there for a car show couple of years ago besides having the great show not very impressed with the resthope it has changed by now for the better

I went here with my partner and my parents and to be honest wasnt particularly looking forward to it. But all i can say is it is a fantastic place and don’t knock it before you try it.
It is very interesting and there is also the Blackburn Beverley Aircraft which apparently is the only one left in the world, but not only is it there to view you can also go inside it which was quite something.
Each of the forts also as some incredible information about the past and each one is different.
When we were there there in august the french nepoleonic gun crews were there firing the cannon which was quite amazing.
We took a picnic which was perfect as there is some picnic tables shortly after you enter.
There is also a couple of food places on site too a small café and a duke of york bar.
The price is only £4.50 per adult and £3.00 per child /​oap to get in and you can spend a good few hours here. It would be somewhere different for the kids which is educational but very interesting too.