Caboolture Historical Village

“The kids and us just loved it! 50+ buildings to see and get lost in time going back from late 1700 to mid. 900. Plenty of historical testimonials and stories to appreciate the evolution through time. The staff is absolutely lovely and passionate about the place which makes it a far greater experience for a day out with meaning. Showing younger generations how we use to live is priceless these days.”

“Take a journey back to the 1800s and discover the rich memories of a bygone era. Let your imagination soar as you explore a town filled with love, laughter, and the challenges of everyday life. Step inside the homes where families were born and generations thrived. Explore the tools and household items that were once essential for daily chores, and gain a newfound appreciation for the conveniences we often take for granted. Visit the police station, situated right next to the jail, and delve into the poignant stories of those who spent time within its walls. There's an incredible amount to see and learn here, showcasing the dedication and passion that has gone into creating this extensive collection-one of the finest historical destinations I've encountered. When you need a break, hop on a train ride or relax at one of the many onsite cafes for a refreshing pause. As you stroll through the grounds, you'll be surrounded by abundant nature and a variety of birdlife. While some areas offer lovely shade, it's wise to bring a hat, sunscreen, and a water bottle to stay comfortable. The staff is exceptionally friendly and eager to share the fascinating history and stories behind the exhibits. With ample free parking, wheelchair and disability access, and multiple restrooms, this destination is welcoming and convenient for all visitors.”

“An atmospheric mix of old houses and businesses set up as they would have been and buildings housing vehicles and tools of yesteryear. Everything is really clean and in good condition. The fountain and planting are really lovely too. There are two cafes but both were closed when we got there at 1 pm on Sunday and the train wasn't going either, I think we were the only people there as we didn't see a soul for the three hours we were there, except the receptionist who was very nice. I suppose this just happens sometimes as it's staffed by volunteers so just remember to take some snacks and a drink in case. Definitely wear plenty of mosquito spray, I did and still got bitten 4 times. Big thanks to the volunteers, we learnt a lot and will remember it, it was a really good day out.”