The Museum is located in an idyllic setting in the New Forest, overlooking a picturesque river millpond. The location adds to the charm and appeal of the Museum, providing a serene backdrop for visitors to enjoy.

Visitors can explore a restored Victorian Kitchen to learn about how the Victorians cooked and what they ate. They may also have the opportunity to see Lord Montagu's cook preparing dishes for the family during school holidays. Additionally, visitors can discover the remarkable stories of two extraordinary women in the Montagu family through a series of books and films available at the Museum's gift shop.

The Museum features a library that was part of the late Lord Montagu's private apartments, where visitors can imagine him playing his records. The Museum also offers an exhibition celebrating the artwork of Lady Montagu, showcasing her talent in painting, drawing, and needlework. Additionally, the Museum was used as a primary location in a feature film based on the life of a prominent family member.

The Museum is one of the Treasure Houses of England, a collection of impressive stately homes, palaces, and castles open to the public. It was one of the first historic houses to open to the public, offering visitors a unique and immersive experience in a grand and historically significant setting.