This page provides access information for the museum.

Transport

Buses: Steyning is served by Brighton & Hove service no 2, hourly from Brighton via Shoreham-by-Sea.
Compass Bus service 100, hourly between Burgess Hill (via Henfield) and Horsham (via Storrington, Pulborough & Billingshurst).
The closest bus stop to the museum is near the Methodist Church on the High street less than a 5-minute walk away.
Car parking (charge) is available at Fletcher’s Croft, a two minute walk from the museum. Drop-off is possible just 10 metres from the museum entrance.
The museum is a five-minute walk away from Steyning town centre.

The exhibition rooms are all on the same level as the entrance; step-free. All of the rooms are accessible by wheelchairs.

There are a few steps up from Church Street (on the west) to the museum/library area but this can be avoided by circling the library on the north side and approaching the museum from the east.

Seating is available on request should you want a rest whilst visiting the museum.

An accessible toilet is available on request to the stewards on-duty.

An introductory guide to the museum is available in a large-print version.

Our Oral History Listening Posts are hearing-aid compatible and an Audioguide (triggered by QR codes and usable on any modern smartphone) provides extra information about some of the more interesting exhibits.

If you would like more information about accessibility to the museum please either email us at contact@steyningmuseum.org.uk or telephone 01903 813333 (answer-phone when the museum is closed).