Surprisingly really interesting place to visit. It’s free to enter. There’s interactive stuff for kids, and information to read for both adults and children. Staff very helpful and friendly. Whether you’re interested or not in the RNLI and lifeboats, it’s a fascinating story and a great place to visit. You can also visit the current RNLI lifeboat at the end of Cromer pier just a 5 min walk away.

Visited this museum on recommendation of owner of our holiday let. Went here after seeing lifeboat launch on Sunday morning training run(worth seeing itself). Excellent and interesting museum. Not just about a brave man but information about RNLI and Cromer. Well worth a visit especially as it is free. While did not have any small children with me they were catered for with opportunities to dress up(my two always relished the chance to do that).

We visited the museum whilst on a visit to Cromer. There's so much to see, of which the old lifeboat is the highlight. Information about Henry Blogg is presented really well and will appeal to all ages. It's free to enter and well worth a visit.

First time visiting. So glad we did. What an amazing man Henry Blogg was rescuing all those people under difficult circumstances. Monty was a huge pooch - enjoyed learning about his story too. Volunteers were lovely. Couldn't imagine going out into a Force 12 gale in that boat.... or crashing it over the deck of a floundering ship. Testimony to all the brave men and women who brave their lives to save others.

Having a public lift is brilliant – it takes wheelchairs (and able bodied folks) down from ‘The Gangway’ at the top to the RNLI museum at the bottom of the cliff. This building also has very good and accessible public toilets. Then we went along to the End of the Pier Show. Brilliant show and accessible. See review on their own section.