ARP Bunker, 35 The Avenue, Alverstoke, Gosport
Gosport
Hampshire
PO12 2JU
About Us
The Diving Museum is located in No2 Battery Stokes Bay Road Gosport. The museum is undergoing a redevelopment to repair and improve the building making more of it accessible to the public. The plans include new displays which will tell 3 stories: the history of diving, the history of No2 Battery, and the story of Stokes Bay.
Until May 2025 the museum had been managed and operated solely by volunteers. Following funding and as part of the redevelopment it now has a small museum team of employed staff.
The museum will reopen in 2026 and offer events, activities, and an education programme.
Our expertise
- Education
- Museums
Where to find us
ARP Bunker, 35 The Avenue, Alverstoke, Gosport
Gosport
Hampshire
PO12 2JU
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