Self Guided Tour, Map & Accessibility

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Explore at Your Own Pace

Take your time wandering through the village's historic streets and heritage displays.

Visitors can enjoy a self-guided experience, allowing you to explore the exhibits that interest you most and discover hidden stories along the way.

Self Guided Tours

Grab a copy of our souvenir map from reception and read all about the fascinating exhibits as you take a trip back in time.

Our Self Guided Tour via the souvenir map is full of interesting information about the 1850-1950's era!  

Or download a copy of the Self Guided Tours(PDF, 5MB) map to plan your visit. 

 

Online Village Tour

Want to preview your visit?

Take a virtual walk through the village before you arrive using our online tour experience.

 

Accessibility

We welcome visitors of all abilities.

Features include:

  • Accessible parking spaces
  • Wide village roadways
  • Open exhibition areas
  • Shaded seating areas throughout the Village

Please note that some areas include grass, gravel and uneven heritage surfaces and we recommend the use of all terrain tyres.  The following display are wheelchair accessible: Menzie's Garage, Rosewood Shed, Karl and Woods, Stringy Bark Shed, Blacksmith Shop, 1st CQ Light Horse Collection, lower level of the Fire Station, City Printing Works, Doll House, lower level of the School, Hospital, Kianga Shearing Shed, Powerhouse and Lakes Creek Cottage.

 

 

 

 

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