Bury Transport Museum can be accessed via the rear of "The Castle" car park for those who are able bodied and on foot. The cobbled path down to the museum is very steep with steps set into the ground, and may therefore cause difficulties for those with limited mobility or at times of inclement weather. The car park is located across from the entrance to the ELR railway station on Bolton Street, and there is also an entrance on Castlecroft Road (again off Bolton Street) that is shared with Castlecroft Garage. I think that it would be wise to phone ahead to confirm access and parking arrangements, in the event that you need to visit the site at street level. Exhibits include several examples of vintage buses and other road vehicles, including but not limited to steam rollers and traction engines, in addition to smaller transport memorabilia with a particular emphasis upon railway antiquities. There are written and audio visual resources, and craft workshops are held for the benefit of children during the school holidays.