Buckler’s Hard is getting ready to reopen its indoor spaces from Monday 17th May 2021 and has announced that the historic village will now be free for all to enter.
From Monday 29 March, Buckler’s Hard will be welcoming local visitors back to its beautiful outdoor spaces.
We are pleased to announce that we will be reopening the outdoor spaces of the Buckler’s Hard visitor attraction to local visitors from Monday 29th March 2021.
Further to the Government’s announcement on Wednesday 23rd December, Buckler's Hard will move into Tier 3 on 26th December. It is therefore with great sadness that we must close our doors once more to visitors from 4pm on Christmas Eve.
Further to the Government’s announcement on Saturday 31st October, we will be closing our doors to the Buckler’s Hard visitor attraction, including the Maritime Museum, from Thursday 5th November for the duration of the national lockdown.
Sailor, author and broadcaster Tom Cunliffe has created a short film exploring the history of Buckler's Hard.
Mary Montagu-Scott and the team at Buckler’s Hard have given the Shipwright’s Cottage a spring clean and re-paint to start the new season.
Buckler's Hard has been featured in Phil Spencer's new series, the History of Britain in 100 Homes.
They have a shared history at the heart of the country’s proud shipbuilding and navy story and now Buckler’s Hard Maritime Museum has been formally welcomed to The National Museum of the Royal Navy’s affiliate partnership scheme.
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