Stafford Air & Space Museum
4.9(1,586)
Museum
About
The Stafford Air & Space Museum offers 75,000 square feet of aerospace history with over 3,500 artifacts, including flight-ready engines from the U.S. Saturn V and Soviet N-1 moon rockets. Its indoor and outdoor exhibits showcase aviation and space exploration, making it a standout destination for business groups interested in innovation and technology.
Named after astronaut Lt. General Thomas P. Stafford, the museum provides a professional setting for events that inspire curiosity and learning. Located along Route 66, it’s easily accessible and offers ample space for gatherings surrounded by iconic aerospace milestones.
Best for
- Focused team learning & inspiration
- Client meetings with a unique backdrop
- Small group tours & interactive experiences
Standout features
Exhibits
Unique aerospace artifacts including flight-ready engines from U.S. and Soviet
The museum displays test-fired, flight-ready engines from both the U.S. Saturn V and Soviet N-1 moon rockets, central to the Space Race, alongside the incredible F-117A “Nighthawk” stealth fighter.
Scope & Scale
Extensive indoor and outdoor collection with over 3,500 aerospace artifacts
Spanning 75,000 sq. ft., the museum offers a comprehensive look at aviation and space history with a vast array of planes, rockets, space suits, and interactive activities, allowing visitors to spend hours exploring.
Location & Setting
Indoor/outdoor setup with a developing park nearby
The museum features both indoor and outdoor exhibits, complemented by a partially completed park across the parking lot that will enhance the venue’s appeal as a quiet destination.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday1 – 5pm
Monday9am – 5pm
Tuesday9am – 5pm
Wednesday9am – 5pm
Thursday9am – 5pm
Friday9am – 5pm
Saturday9am – 5pm
Rated 4.9 on Google · 1,586 reviews