This is a free attraction (donations only) and so worth a visit! The various sheds were so well set up! A big credit to everyone involved. Absolutely everyone we talked to there was so knowledgeable and friendly and only too happy to chat. Great place to visit on a rainy day as it's undercover.

What a neat place to explore. Good for a rainy day (although note that the train rides don't happen when it is wet) there is plenty to see and do. Our kids had such a blast in the room with all the old equipment where a volunteer in the room spent considerable time teaching them how all the old sewing, wool spinning and weaving equipment worked. Very hands on and interactive. They also loved the fire engine museum. Especially getting to dress up and enter all the different engines. Nothing was off limits which was so neat to experience (our local park like this you can't get anywhere near the level of close up learning because everything is do not enter, do not touch) so this park certainly blew their minds. All the people on site were so friendly and knowledgeable and wanted to take the time to share what they knew, a gentleman put on a show for us in the engine room, and another took us to tell us all about a fire restored truck and let the kids pretend to drive it. We had a really good time here. Definately worth a visit.

Great rainy day activity experiencing the Repair shed for engines livery and boating relics of the past illustrating mining and timber milling industries and the way of life from the mid 1800s. Highlights were the range of fire engines across the decades and the guided tour by Gilby with all his stories to bring the exhibits alive. Highly recommend. Donations