Nangwarry Forestry & Logging Museum

Visiting the Nangwarry Forestry Logging Museum was like stepping back in time to an era of hard work and ingenuity. This hidden gem offers a captivating glimpse into the rich history of logging and forestry in the region.

The museum houses an impressive collection of tools and equipment that were once used by loggers, showcasing the sheer determination and skill required for such demanding work. From hand saws to vintage logging machinery, each exhibit tells a story of perseverance and craftsmanship.

What truly sets this museum apart is its ability to immerse visitors in the daily lives of those who worked in the forestry industry. Through carefully curated displays and interactive exhibits, visitors can learn about the challenges faced by loggers and gain a deeper appreciation for their contributions to the community.

A fascinating look into the history of the timber industry of the Green Triangle area of SA.
Many items relating to logging and forestry are on display including old bullock drawn jinkers and machinery/ tools from days gone by.
$5 entry.
Run by volunteers and the guy across the road will open up as needed.

If you're into early colonial history, trucks, saws, the bush and bush workers, you won't be disappointed.

Friendly staff, good display, heaps of chainsaws! (Get the kids to count them as an activity😉)

Very interesting and informative

A great place to visit

So much history

Not a bad little town

Informative 😊