Healey Museum

The Healey Museum showcases a focused collection of Healey and Austin‑Healey cars, race and rally artefacts, engines, parts and archival material. It opened in 2010 and is maintained largely by volunteers.

Housed on the Groot Kantwijk estate in Vreeland, the museum is compact and specialised — best for classic‑car enthusiasts, historians and anyone curious about mid‑20th‑century British sports cars. Check the museum calendar before visiting as private events can close the site.

A concentrated display of Healey marques, including works and special examples, plus posters, technical objects and archive material.

Look out for:

• Early Warwick‑built Healeys and Nash‑Healey examples.

• Race and rally memorabilia and original engineering parts.

• Rotating exhibits and special displays on Healey history.

• Volunteer guides who can provide detailed provenance and technical stories.

Best way to experience it:

Arrive on a regular opening day (Friday–Sunday) or book a group visit; allow 1–2 hours to see cars and read archival panels. Use the website or phone to confirm opening status on the day.

• Open regularly Friday–Sunday; may open by appointment for groups.

• Sometimes closed for private events—check the online calendar.

• Located on the Groot Kantwijk estate; navigation coordinates are available on the site.

• Run by volunteers; staff availability can vary.