Explore local history and industrial heritage with free entry at this community museum featuring changing exhibitions, collections, and family workshops.

Surrey Heath Museum celebrates the rich local history of the area, showcasing the region's industrial past from the 1950s onwards when over 200 products were manufactured locally. The museum features engaging exhibitions such as 'Working 9 to 5', which explores the area's economic development and community heritage, alongside special collections including a fascinating display of mobile phones tracing their evolution from the 1990s to 2010s. The venue offers more than just static displays. Families can enjoy dedicated children's workshops, lunchtime talks, guided walks, and special heritage events throughout the year. A first-floor art and crafts display showcases work by local artists, many of which are available for purchase, making it an ideal destination for families interested in both history and contemporary creativity. Located at 33 Obelisk Way in Camberley, the museum provides free entry and welcomes families with pushchairs and dogs. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 4:30pm, it serves as a unique community partnership offering educational and entertaining experiences for visitors of all ages.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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Max Sykes

a month ago

Lovely place to go to when nothing to Everyone is so friendly and nice

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Declan Roberts

2 months ago

This was really really good I do recommend when me and my friend went in we were greeted with kindness and we did the thing where you go into the war bunker and do the task and got some marbles and it was just so interesting to see all the like relics

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Nicola Turton

a year ago

Popped in during my first ever visit to Camberley town centre. What a sweet, charming and interesting museum. A tiny space stuffed full of fascinating items. I'm not from the south of England, but still I found plenty to look at. And a very warm welcome too. Thank you.

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Elsa Soriano

2 years ago

The details are amazing, and loved the stories on the first floor... Plus on Thursdays they have super interesting meetings!! I learnt a lot about spring in the area!

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Mac

2 years ago

Interesting small museum about the history of the local area. Free to enter but they appreciate a donation. Good exibits with a few recreated scenes from the bygone days. Theirs also a room upstairs selling second hand books and other exhibits.

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026