Leaflet-Guides in English, French, German, Japanese, Polish & Spanish are available.
An educational leaflet challenges children to find answers to questions about exhibits in the museum.
 
The ground floor is devoted to a professional exhibition which tells the story of the   Kenilworth Augustinian Abbey   by descriptive plaques and surviving stonework.   The Millennium Exhibition on the ground floor was opened just after Easter 2001. It was part of the Abbey Interpretation Project costing £98980.
The first floor, which was installed in 1994 for £7265, portrays Kenilworth history by relics brought in by residents   Publications are for sale.  
The Museum is staffed by a rota of volunteers.   More volunteers are always welcome to contact the chairman of KHAS.
 
Access on foot from the free Abbey Fields Car Park, or from the bus service 12 stops in Bridge Street or from the bus service U2 stops in Abbey Hill.   Both services run on a Sunday afternoon between Coventry & Leamington Spa and stop in Abbey End by the   Kenilworth Clock Tower   where there is a pay & display car park ( Sunday charges free all day ).   A short walk uphill along Abbey End to the   War Memorial  leads to the steep downhill path in Abbey Fields to the Swimming Baths.
From   Kenilworth Castle   down by a track to a gap near the Ford, after crossing the busy road, paths in Abbey Fields beside the Lake lead to the Swimming Baths.   Outside the baths building there is café on the corner, public toilets including a RADAR disability facility and disabled parking.