Great to see different bikes of older times. Just one large room with 2 smaller knock knack rooms off to side. If you’re passing through, make the effort to go but probably not worth going out of your way. Gentlemen who owns it is very friendly and welcomed any questions.

The owner was very knowledgeable and friendly and informed us of the stories behind some of their bikes.

Excellent collection of bikes and other paraphernalia, $7 well worth the visit , even non motorcycle fans will be interested, glad we stopped and looked.

I didn't go in😔It's probably a great museum but keep in mind they have Zero tolerance for dogs of any sort. Not even well behaved fur babies are allowed to sit quietly inside the door out of the heat.....I bet they accept bratty kids.

One mans obsession. What a great display. If your into bikes, go have a look.

A very interesting and informative display of all the is Motorcycles. All questions answered with enthusiasm and professionalism. Some great history and vintage items all on show from the local area

Some very rare and interesting motorcycles and other antiques. Well worth a visit.

We were at Jim Barry Winery on May 13 and had a fantastic time! George and Sue were such warm hosts. Sue, the cellar manager, shared the winery’s history and Clare Valley’s unique geography. George’s wine knowledge was impressive, explaining each wine clearly, especially the amazing Armagh and Florita ,we all loved them! Lunch with fresh local food was super delicious and paired perfectly with the wines. Everyone enjoyed so much! Highly recommend this lovely winery for a fun, tasty experience!

We just had a tasting at Jim Barry winery and were looked after by George. George went above and beyond for us - educating us about the wines, prompt service, and friendly nature. Jim Barry is the perfect place to go no matter the size of your party. Hopefully George is working because he is a king!

I highly recommend spending some time here. I am the biggest fan of JB so when I accidentally stumbled across their Cellar Door boy I was was chuffed with myself. The man behind the bar was super nice and helpful. The tours weren't on during my time here but I'll definitely be coming back. I was able to buy a few wines from here and do some taste testing. Highly recommend

A very memorable tasting experience. George (the cellar door manager) went above beyond to showcase the best this legendary, high quality winery, has to offer. His description of the wines really brought them alive. It is a joy to spend time with someone so knowledgable and enthusiastic about their product. Thanks George, and thank, you to the team behind Jim Barry Wines. Quality is it's own reward.

Thanks for a great cellar door experience George. We loved the tasting notes and background. Your knowledge was impressive, as was your dry sense of humour. Thanks for making our first visit to Clare Valley wonderful.

Nice views, but the outdoor seating is like sitting in a car park. Possibly the smallest glass of wine I've had for the money. Nice enough wine, but if I had to choose where to spend my money I'd pick elsewhere.

Jim Barry Wines, Clare Valley After visiting the Saturday markets in Clare, we headed off to Jim Barry Wines cellar door. Nice venue and wines, great wine tasting service. #JimBarryWines

We loved this winery Mark is a real character and the wine was excellent. If you are open minded have a sense of humour then this is a great experience. If not maybe not , we loved it.

Fantastic wines, and a lot of fun! Go with the flow and enjoy a great experience 😝😝😝

Delicious wines. Great laughs. If you have broad shoulders and don’t take offence at Mark’s comments (hence the Name) it is worthwhile visiting this winery.

Mark is a ‘mad bastard’ but, in the refreshingly honest and hilarious way. Enjoyed his wine and his company. Different experience to the surrounding vineyards.

Quirky venue and delicious wines! They also do clean skins which I was very happy with.

If you don’t mind been spoken to in an inappropriate manner and don’t object to the f word on a regular basis don’t bother going.

Unfortunately we had a poor experience at this venue. The lady that served us was not pleasant at all and just couldn't be bothered . Poor customer service.

We were looked after so well (sorry I can't remember our host name). Lovely tasting of the wine range.

Pleasant experience with Maddy. All her explanations were useful. I would recommend to try the Gewürztraminer, very refreshing for a warm summer!

It was an absolute pleasure to visit and Maddy was phenomenal with her knowledge of wines and ability to explain all the different tasting notes. All the wines are reasonably priced too - so much so we took 6. I'd definitely recommend this as a "need to go to" in the Clare region

Quality wines at modest prices. Maddie exceeded expectations and was exceptionally helpful with tasting suggestions. So we joined the club for a quarterly shipment. Thank you Knappsteins.

A must visit winery. Fantastic Riesling, Chardonnay and Merlot from their selection of wines. Super friendly staff, especially Ann who created an amazing experience for us and also went the extra mile to give us some information about the region. As recommend by Ann the Shiraz and Riesling paste they sell go very well with cheeses and meats.

We loved knappstein and can't wait to visit again. We did the classic tasting and loved the Pinot gris and Clare valley Riesling. We also got to try the insider Gewürztraminer and the insider Riesling. We loved those so much we had a case of each delivered to our home in Sydney. Absolutely love the wines here

Wow. We really enjoyed the wine tasting here. It was perfect!

Bungaree Station offers a wonderful blend of history, comfort, and warm hospitality. From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly welcoming and accommodating, ensuring we had everything we needed for a comfortable stay.

Peace and quiet in a magical setting. So much history and well maintained. Helpful and friendly staff/owners. Highly recommend a stay or visit to Bungaree

Dropped by here while driving through not knowing what to expect. This was extremely informational on the history of the station. Highly recommend. Tour is self paced and takes as long as you want. I recommend at least 2 hours.

We got married at Bungaree on Saturday and could not have asked for a better location or a better day! It is such a beautiful venue and Vicki, Mark and the staff made it so perfect with their communication, professionalism, friendly nature and wanting to help wherever they could. The option to stay on site is perfect, with beautiful buildings that have been restored and breakfast for the next morning. If you need a venue for a wedding, an event or a weekend away, Bungaree is honestly the perfect place to go Thank you so much for making our wedding so perfect xx

Just an incredible, historic place. Multiple types of accommodation. Comfortable and well appointed. Everything you need, 10 minutes from Clare.

Bungaree Station, oh, where do I begin? As a wedding photographer, I've had the joy of clicking my shutter in many places, but Bungaree Station is like that favourite coffee mug - familiar, comforting, and always bringing a smile to my face. Every time I step foot on this historic property, I'm greeted by the rustic charm of the old station buildings, the whispering wheat fields, and the welcoming woolly residents (the sheep, of course!). It's like stepping into a living, breathing storybook, where every corner has a tale to tell. The Church, with its quaint charm and serene atmosphere, has witnessed many heartfelt 'I dos' through my lens. The Woolshed, with its rugged character, has been the backdrop for countless lively receptions. These structures, steeped in history, add a unique charm to every photo I take. But it's not just the place, it's the people too. The team at Bungaree Station is like the friend who always has your back. Their warm hospitality and dedication to making each wedding special are truly remarkable. As the sun sets, painting the sky with hues of orange and pink, and the station lights up with laughter and music, I often find myself pausing, camera in hand, soaking in the magic of Bungaree Station. It's not just another wedding venue; it's a place that feels like home, a place that's a part of my own story. Bungaree Station, with its charm, history, and warmth, is a delight to work at and definitely deserves a five-star salute!

Beautifully preserved working property that is well worth a visit. Great to wander around with plenty of information.

A gem in Clare and loved every bit of it. As an engineer it felt like a childhood dream come true to see the model engines. Staff were very welcoming and friendly. Look forward to bringing my kid when he’s old enough to appreciate.

Hey, you don't have to be a kid to enjoy this place. I had a great time riding around the track on a miniature version of a coal driven steam train. And at $2 per ride per person it was definitely a highlight of my short trip to Clare. And congratulations to all the volunteers that devote their time to something they enjoy.

The best place to visit. It was worth travelling 1.5 hours. We rode 4 time the train. It was extreme fun and the kids were really happy. The staff were nice and friendly.

Really cool small rideable trains (7guage rails I think). Several tracks running through the park & I saw atleast 15 different engines. 1 was even an early 20th century tram car. Lots of parking. Wheelchair accessible BUT still need to take a bit of care (parking area not concrete smooth but is sealed). Please call in advance to check open days. They also do group/private bookings & tours.

Awesome experience and full of information. David took us all on great adventure. If you love trains it's a must!!

We stumbled across this fabulous miniature locomotive park and my son absolutely loved it! We were lucky enough to arrive on a day where the trains can be ridden. Such a nice attraction.

Attended a birthday party here. Excellent set up with great tracks, bridges and a tunnel surrounded by lovely gardens. Wonderful volunteers who make the rides fun for the kids young and old-including my 87-year old Grandma!

This place is amazing my children loved going there and staying over night facilities are good the showers although separate from the goal are better than those at home hot and powerful. This needs to be opened again the story of no caretakers isn't true there was willing volunteers but others bitter about not being selected for the role saying things that resulted in the current caretakers being asked to leave. More hassle than the council was willing to deal with unfortunately.

Stayed a night there... nice clean place... $40pp for touring and staying in the cell. Stayed there with group of friends abd eaxh if us got our own cell to lick in ourselves.. There is full kitchen facility including bbq microwave and fridge. There is a shop also inside where they sell clothes and toys.. Toilets are clean. At night time the place gets very spooky which is good! Our tour guide was really friendly abd we get to know the history behind the gladstone gaol, which was pretty full on Overall we had a great experience and keen to visit there again

Went on the open day tours and displays where fantastic.we will return another day.Well done to the organisers

Gladstone Goal closed to the public 2022 for repairs when the caretakers handed in the keys. For a heritage listed tourist attraction it is a disgrace that the goal has not been reopened. The goal has tremendous potential but the government owner does not appear interested.

Definitely worth a gander,was only shut in the late 70's,heaps to explore including the central tower up some steps. 8 bucks an adult,the walls are impressive,the cells creepy and thought provoking. Friendly people looking after the joint.

Great and old it gives you an insight into what it was like there. The people that own it are amazing locals and are very welcoming. Take the kids they will love it. So come down and see what it looked like back then.

Amazing. An interesting piece of history. If you're game....you can even stay for a night or two!

Great stop over $10 a night close to toilets and the local foodland where we paid for the camp site.

Adequate camping area. Train is there but you get used to item. Shops are walking distance for most. Toilets across the road in the park.

Interesting boards & carving of RM Williams who lived here as a boy

An interesting story board about RM Williams thanks to Apex and Jamestown. Nice Park and toilets across the road and free RV overnight camping

This monument is in a shelter shed on the road leading into Jamestown, across the road from a park. The monument is here because Jamestown is one of the places that R. M. Williams lived. If you are interested in history of Reginald M. Williams you are better off going to the museum at 5 Percy Street, Prospect (northern suburb of Adelaide) which is in original factory building and beside an R. M. Williams store.

It's not big and grand but cool- Informative. Gorgeous area and town with some cute houses. Worth a visit

Stayed here in the park. Good quiet place.

A great place to visit while travelling. This park has everything you need: easy parking with shade, clean toilets, playground, BBQ, picnic seating, grassy play areas, historic displays, and shady trees. Definitely with the stop. Don't forget to pop across the road to see the the RM Williams exhibit also.

A little hard to navigate or find buildings. Nice spot for funerals with elegantly appointed ceremony rooms and reception rooms for tea/coffee and a chat room. Playground for kids which is great for those with children to keep occupied. Lots of free parking

Lovely well maintained park. Chairs, tables and BBQ (undercover). Great kids playground. Clean public toilets. All fenced so dogs may be allowed? Plenty of parking.

Great park to take the kids. A large playground area, free to use Barbecue and toilet facilities.

A great park for kids to run around. There's even a playground for them. A big open area for a multitude of different activities

These are the memorial gates at Jamestown. My grandfather J.P. McCormick's name is there along with his brother. He went over to Egypt in WW1. I am very proud of my grandfathers actions of going to war. Jamestown is a great town to visit if you have the time, there are some nice wall murals featuring local activities. Worth the trip

Lovely, big, relaxing park. Big playground. Nice, clean public toilets and a baby change room. Lots and lots of picnic benches, BBQs and bins.

What a beautiful place to stay. Home away from home so tastefully decorated with quality in mind. Spotlessly clean and comfortable with everything you could wish for. The fire was a blessing. We would recommend this property and would certainly love to stay there again if we ever go back to Burra. Julie and Kevin - Hallett cove

It was cold out side but with the fire crackling the warmth and tranquility was perfect. We were welcomed with fresh fruit, bread, milk and juice, cereal and every type of tea you can imagine the bed was warm and cozy, fully functional kitchen and a gorjus shower.. we will be back to relax and rekindle xxx thanks for the perfect gettaway

A taste of yesteryear with a fascinating history. Heating is limited in colder months as the only draw back.. You can wander through the museum anytime. Train buffs must do.

Great value, fantastic history, beautifully restored but with modern comforts, in a great location from which it is easy to explore the fascinating history of Burra. Just wish we had stayed longer and spent longer in town.

Didn't stay here but visited the station and information centre. Friendly and helpful. Interesting displays. Looking forward to next visit with new tearoom in old carriage. I was here 2019.

Wow what an amazing restoration done on a beautiful historical site my hat is off to them and now restoration has been started on a beautiful old train carriage and let me say it's nothing short of incredible art work to restore such beautiful South Australian railways history it is now a bed and breakfast at the station and is a must to stay at especially if you're a railway enthusiast or people that simply love the peace and serenity of the outback towns I personally love this town and go to it quite often and for me this stay is on my up coming to do list as it sure doesn't disappoint even just going to snap photos and take it all in so do your selves a favour and take the trip you won't regret it 😎🙏

Worth a look if you like the mining and railway history. Nicely restored although we've not experienced the B&B

Such a lovely place to visit and learn about, we picked a windy to go, so we ended up driving around, rather than walk as we'd planned. It didn't take away from the experience had. The interactive models allows you to look back and imagine how it was. Its an impressive site.

Great views! Very breezy 😊

Self drive tour. Stone work is amazing. Very interesting information of the old mine workings. Go to Tourist inform. ctr and get a key pass for the town sites. Well worth it to get access to all the sites.

If you go to Burra but don't visit the mine at least once, then it's like not visiting at all. You can access the area free to some point, but to see the rest you need to pick-up the key and pay entry. That also allows you to drive your car a fair way up too without walking.

Wow! So much history! Was the biggest inland town all because of the huge copper mine. It really is massive and you can visualise how busy it must of been back in the day. The town also reflects the beautiful architecture of that period. A great place and a must see!

Great history with artifacts on how mining was done in Burra. Did the heritage tour of the town. Remember to visit the visitors centre so that you can get a key to visit various sites and a map.

So much history to see here. Walked around for about an hour. Though recommend going to the visitor centre to get the passport key so you can see way more.

Visited this town as a tourist on 3 May and did a heritage tour hike. Wish I could view the photographs and history of the town but the town hall wasn't open.

Very informative and picturesque. The guide was super!

The lady su that helped us today was very friendly and knowledgeable helped us make up our mind to stay in the town a extra night she was very knowledgeable We decided to do the key tour because of her thank you for your help

Such knowledgeable amazing ladies, provided all information and more, no wonder this town won tourism awards. Knew how to get the most out of our day, get some extras for the little people and made sure not to miss out on dinner. Make this your first stop!

Recently stayed 3 nights in Burra with our dog Autumn. Had a great stay, lots to see & do. It's a beautifully kept town & all the locals are extremely friendly. Sue & Molly, the cutie JRT in the Information Centre, were most welcoming, very informative & a real asset to Burra's tourism industry. Thanks, we'll be back soon for another Adventure!

Sue was very knowledgeable and friendly . Can't wait to try the fish and chips and Devonshire tea.

We did the Burra Passport Heritage tour - had a great day learning about Burra's Copper Mining History - well worth doing - Highly Recommended!

Just stayed in Burra for 2 nights and decided to do the Self guided heritage passport tour , Went to the information centre to pay for key ,which was $30 for one adult ,so $60 for us ,also have to pay a $50 deposit for the key,which you get back once handing it back into information centre, The lady at the information centre (Sue) was so friendly & helpful ,made us feel very welcome to the town, The tour itself was so good ,we really enjoyed it ,learnt so much about the history of the town , would highly recommend this tour , our highlight was the unicorn brewery , also sue told us about the st marys church as well, we were in awe with the stained glass windows there ,just magical ... Thank you Burra ,cant wait to return for another getaway

The staff are helpful and definitely knowledgeable to the history which is a bonus. Paid the fee, deposit and receive the keys to unlock the town history sites. Adults $30 school aged children free. It definitely is worth it. Allow yourself 4 hours to complete all tour sites.

Interesting place to see Gill' water odours and other historical paintings. We'll worth a visit.

Excellent little country gallery. Donation entry frequently changing displays. Friendly volunteers

Very good exhibition for SALA - unfortunately the exhibits I wanted to buy were either nfa or already sold. Staff was very friendly and knowledgable - didn't get his name - perhaps the sitters could wear name badges. Looking forward to seeing the new gallery building in due course!

Delightful quilting display on at present. The quilts were very beautiful and worth the $4 entry cost.

A vibrant, original regional art gallery with friendly volunteers - definitely worth a visit to enjoy the colour and to chat about the local creative scene, and meet great people.

Unique collection of emerging local artists and early Colonial work's from the mine that Saved-the-State of South Australia!

Very friendly service and always a different display. Displays are interesting and high quality.

Kids actually really loved this! I might have hyped up the car being pulled up a hill a bit though!!

What a great, random attraction. A 5 minute drive from the main highway on an unsealed road brings you to this cool little stop. Just a fun random attraction that works one way or another!

Enjoy for 1 minute but drive for 7 hours back and forth (from Adelaide CBD). It was fun but not worth it in my opinion. It could be enjoyable for kids but again, decide if the drive is worth it. Last few kms are definitely on dirt road. But I was able to access it with ease on Mazda CX 5. It was a dry day so easy to access.

An illusion that could be the makings of some comical filming, however i would not go out of my way just to see it.

Great fun experience. 👍 Nice drive out from peterborough. Plenty of scenery and an enjoyable fun experience. Yes the car went up hill in reverse. Do it. Kids will be amazed.

If you have the time to drive out here it's certainly a novelty that is worth it. I met an older couple who was also there and the man driving looked like a kid on Christmas morning so that made the trip worth it for me haha.

Very funny for small and old kids 😀 Love the story of how it was discovered.

Never knew about Hubert Wilkins until visiting his house. An icon of Australian history. A key can be obtained from the Hallett shop to access the house, just need to leave a refundable deposit. Plenty of articles and information within. Shame it's not advertised better. Would never have never known about it or seen it if my mates hadn't researched about it.

Went here for camp, terrible would not go

An old (historic) cottage. Stopped here for lunch that we had taken with us. Nice sitting out the back in the deep shade of the verandah.

It was interesting to look at from the outside. Unfortunately as we didn't have the key, we couldn't look inside.

Every Australian needs to know about sir Hubert Wilkins. Amazing Australian explorer. 22 km drive down dirt road from mount Bryan.

All locked up unfortunately and no key. Wonderfully restored price of Australian history

Amazing history but wonder why anyone would want to live there

Fantastic! A 500+ years old gum tree! What it must've seen over the years! The boughs are larger than most typical tree trunks!

🌳 The Giant Redgum Tree definitely lives up to the “giant” part—it’s impressively large. But beyond that? It’s a tree. Snap a photo for scale, appreciate its age and presence, then continue on your journey. One of those “you’ve seen it, now you’ve seen it” kind of stops. 😅

Good little picnic area that looks reasonably new. There is space for a turning circle if you are towing. The tree is massive and beautiful, well worth a quick stop.

A lovely stop and two very beautiful trees.

Wow this is a magestic old tree. There are picnic tables and a BBQ shelter. Don't expect grass and playgrounds this is beautiful back to nature

Awesome little spot and quick stop in Orroroo

Beautiful historic site, complete with infomitive signage of the historical value. Though I would like to see some information about the significance of the site to the traditional owners (aboriginal communities in the area) BBQ area and seating under a sturdy shelter, make this a good spot for lunch after a long drive, and the public toilets aren't too far away,in the nearby township of orroroo.

Small but worthwhile activity area.

Absolutely brilliant. Shirley our tour guide was very informative and lovely! Well worth the tour if you’re stopping in. We will be back in the future to do the night light show

A very good evening show was put on which cost $30, and I was able to take my dog. It gave a detailed explanation of how the railway started and how Peterborough became so important. I couldn’t help wonder how anyone got anything clean with so many steam trains pumping out smoke all day! 😂 It was a good movie and light show, nicely done. Plenty of parking and toilets on site

Fascinating look into the days of steam train travel and the major part that Peterborough played in it. Highly recommend the guided tour in the day time and the light and sound show at night.

Outside sheds are by guided tour only. It's worth it The old carriage rolling stock interior worth the looking at CR locomotives ex Ghan especially

Great collection of historic buildings and rail cars and locomotives. It's a bit sad that nothing is alive any more since they no longer have access to track to run trains. Knowledgeable guide with continuous tour around the site so you can join at any time with little wait. Timing didn't allow us to attend the light and sound show but I have heard it is very good.

Very good...loads to see and quite interesting

Such a great intro to our outback rail system. Came across more and more as I headed down the line. Guided tour option is fantastic.

Such a shame that the Visitors Centre and Steamtown is normally closed. We were just lucky that they were having a one- off guided tour, which was fantastic. So much history and all the steam trains and infrastructure still there. It really needs to be preserved and reopened.

Excellent. Did the railway light show at night. If u stay caravan park the get u a free taxi to and from the site. Well worth the money. I didn't want to go. But glad l did.

Brilliant. The trains tour was well worth the time it took. 2 hours of very informative history of Sth. Australian trains. The trains they have in there is incredible.

Excellent information and advice about planned travel into Southern and Central Flinders Ranges.

Great staff, a lot of them remember the trains actually working

Went through Peterborough and made sure we were there when it said it was open (10-4 on weekdays) only to arrive be told it was closed, very much disappointed. Prob wont get to see it again as so far from home

Nice donation camping self contained only ,dogs on leads ok 👌

Excellent tour of bygone history with working printing machines. Our guide and her assistant, Mary and Peter, were excellent. Highly recommend a visit.

Fabulous Exhibition, working equipment. Very informative.

Took a tour of the printing works today. Having a history in the printing trade, it was good to see the various machines, tools, type cases, setting sticks etc., that I once used myself, so lovingly restored. to working condition. Very well informed tour guide took us took through the history of the Peterborough Printing Works. Very impressed indeed! Michael Byrne ex-Gov Print

The tour of the printing works is a snapshot in time. Don't miss it.

Absolutely loved this place, really excellent tour very informative all the ladies were so lovely and helpful, we found this great friendly service everywhere we went in Peterborough

This place is fascinating! Make sure you do a tour and find out about the amazing work they are doing there at the moment!

Really fascinating piece of history kept alive by a great group of volunteers. Totally worth the entrance fee.

Fascinating museum with all original costumes and wrecked cars and gear used in the filming. Unseen behind the scenes footage and 100s of still photos. A must see - especially if you saw the movie.

Loved our experience! A lot of work and effort has gone into this private museum. We certainly enjoyed ourself. The owners were lovely and we enjoyed our chat!

Must visit if you like the Mad Max films, lots of paraphernalia from the Mad Max 2 film. Cars and props from the film. People that run the museum are very friendly and informative.

A lot of work has been put into replicating props/vehicles that have been destroyed or are in museums overseas. Some original pieces are on display. A great display of photos from filming and other sources. Glad we made the effort to go.

If your into Mad Max movies and you love the cars and memorabilia than you cannot miss this place ... may hubby tooks lots of pictures of the supercharge cars and sent them to our sons who were so jealous... lots of history & the owners have so much knowledge

My god! Where do I start? Even though the place is small they have so much memorabilia to look at and actual stuff from the movie. The couple that run it are so nice and love to have a chat. Recommend this place 100%.

It's a great location full of Mad Max 2 history. Everything from original cars , wrecks , props &, film scripts . Lots of photos with interesting notes . Worth dropping in to see. Cheers for the chat! 🤘👽🤘

Interesting craft work and artwork but the advertised coffee wasn’t available The coffee machine was turned off at about 2.30 pm so we didn’t get any coffee

Super cute gallery and gift shop. Definitely recommend a visit if you're in the area.

A lovely art gallery at Silverton where you can view Howard Steer art works and other artists.

Great Gallery with original art work and prints. Eclectic Australiana. And beautiful art glass and leather work by the owners.

Its a good gallery but a hopeless cafe. The only cake available was a Lion's charity so that was yum but the coffee was ordinary. Unfortunately, we must have got the couple running the show on a bad day as they weren't very friendly and everything seemed too hard. Have a look at the art and give the dog a pat but get coffee elsewhere.

Interesting place with new and preloved articles for sale at reasonable prices.

Fantastic collection of art and hand made crafts. Well worth the visit.

One of the very best artists I've ever encountered. His works are very distinctive and different. Bold colours in contemporary style. Highly recommended.

Colourful, vibrant, unique and a bit mad. This gallery is a hard to miss must not miss place to visit! I spent a lot of time trying to count all the bike wheels outside too. There’s many!

A very quirky art gallery with lots of interesting artwork pieces. Some cool sculptures, paintings, and souvenirs, and some great photo opportunities too. Located within the central are of Silverton, and worth spending 5-10 minutes checking this place out! Parking is off the street next to the gallery.

Super talented artist with great and wide range of paintings and arts all inspired from great Australian outback… surprised to learn that the gallery was an Amazing race season 5 pit stop screened in episode 22. Must visit location in Silverton, close to Silverton hotel

A lovely visit to this gallery yesterday. Recommend if you are out that way 😊

Had a lovely visit to John's gallery today...John was very friendly & more than happy to have a chat & also encourages people to take photos & share to social media....would recommend a visit to Silverton to take a look🤩

What a wonderful gallery in such a unique location!! The emu series are adorable and each painting brings a smile to your face. He also has some incredible landscape artwork. Most certainly worth a visit when in town. John is in the gallery and was more than happy to stop painting and have a chat with us.

Great place to have a cool drink and food. They also sell souvenirs & t-shirts. All day menu is great so you can eat at any time after the bakery is closed.

Great people and our burgers were so good. The egg was perfectly done, chips were good, but we were stalked by birds! Definitely don't feed them! Lol, literally it started with one, and before you know it we were surrounded - and we DIDN'T feed them. Good food, decent prices, and a talking cockatoo at the back near the toilets. Adorable. We aren't into Mad Max, but the other memorabilia around is cool. Worth the stop.

This place is certainly about the vibe. The service can be a little bit short as in a bit rough but it seems okay. I definitely want to come back here and check out all the decoration. History and memorabilia of all the famous people, TV shows and movies that have used this hotel. I think the food is okay but we only got chips this time.

We ordered seafood basket and grilled fish and vegies. Umph, grilled fish, hot chips good but vegies and seafood basket heated food. Our wines were $8 a glass which was good. Best thing was being out there at sunset as the flies went to bed, the camel ride came into town and the donkeys grazed down the road. The hotel was very dog friendly but not busy.

It was a pleasure to be welcomed by 4 Donkeys when we walked over to the pub for dinner, the ‘inside’ staff were very welcoming, the beer was cold and the food was a simple menu but well cooked and timely.

Quite the worst pub food I have ever been served. Bangers and mash, hard to stuff up but they did. In a sentence, set a low standard and failed to achieve it. Cheap thin sausages that appeared to have been tortured in a sandwich press. Gravy that was congealed like resin. This place runs on a memory, thats all it will be to me now. Over priced and over rated. A diehard mad max fan may find the sights of of interest, otherwise save your money, time and suspension.

Great place to visit. Highly recommend going there.

Another great museum in Silverton, the Silverton Goal is a beautiful old building and had a very extensive collection of historical artefacts from the area. I had a wonderful chat with the caretaker who told me about some locations in the area where Mad Max 2 was filmed and that he and his wife were involved in the film, too.

Wasn't expecting such a huge amount of information and history when I walked in. Friendly and helpful staff. Allow some extra time for this sppt. A massive amount of town history on one place.

I spent a good hour here today fully entertained and only left as I had the dog with me. There’s plenty to see, more than expected that’s for sure. 18 rooms of history both from the Gaol itself it also collections from the whole area. You can certainly get a feel of life in the ‘old times’ of Silverton and of the many mining exploits throughout the region. Everyone would find something of interest whether that’s family life or mining. Got to be worth a visit.

We enjoyed the Silverton museum, so many items to tell about life in the remote outback. The lady at the front was lovely too!

A great collection of artifacts and objects from the local footy team from 1907 to hairdressing. Love the electric curler set and bathtub. Thought it was an early version of an electric chair!

Great place to visit and the lovely lady that is there was so helpful and amazing. A must see

Very interesting enjoyed it, interesting about the hospital and the family’s that came out here

Although this is a bit out of town on a dirt road we were able to go safely in a campervan. Whilst rather dusty it’s an interesting little spot, you can see the older part of the cemetery from your vehicle and don’t have to get out.

Down a dusty road, overgrown, poignant history

Historical cemetery has some gravestones of some early residents of the town.

Something to do to fill in some time. Drive in and out dirt loop track. Little space for parking.

Nice little cemetry.

A quiet respectful feel here.