The Naval Aviation Museum is one of the best aviation museums in the United States. It takes the history of naval aviation from the dawn of military aviation to the present day. If you are lucky (I wasn't) and the weather cooperates, you may see...More

If you're in the area don't miss this museum. Hey...it's FREE! Can't beat that....and they've got lots of aircraft, spacecraft, even an adventure area where you can see what it's like to be a Blue Angel or check out the Aircraft Carrier Experience.

What a neat place that everyone in your family or group will enjoy. This museum on the Naval Base has planes for you to look at. You can take a guided tour or walk amongst them yourself reading the plaques that accompany each one. When...More

My son took me for Father's Day. I was like a little kid there. Words of advice: If you can touch it, touch it! If you can climb in it, do it! If someone asks if you want to see blah-blah-blah, answer yes. The only...More

What a place! Having been to other air museums, this one is at the top. There is something for everyone. I enjoyed the walk through WWII, space program and the full size Blue Angles display. We both were amazed at the real life step back...More

This place is wonderful and it is FREE. The base is beautiful. They have done an outstanding job in restoring the different aircrafts and displaying aviation historical items. This is a must see and a terrific testament to our armed forces. We were staying at...More

This made an excellent rainy day activity. Free to get in. Movies and virtual rides were reasonably priced. Felt snacks and drinks were reasonably priced. Amazing displays in a great way to learn about history. Excellent for adults and children alike. I would consider this...More

It's hard to find enough good words to describe this expansive museum experience. This is great for kids, with simulators and other experiences. The theater videos are excellent, and you can even eat lunch there. This is worth a day to visit. Admission is free.

We went on a tour with an elderly gentleman who had flown in some of the planes and helped design the engines for some other planes. He was full of stories and information. The museum has all kinds of naval planes from about 1910 to...More

We underestimated this place. Plan a couple of hours at least. The exhibits are amazing. They have cockpits from various planes that you can sit in and two different flight simulators, one is just a 4D ride and the other is an actual simulator where...More