Opening hours
Mon - Sun, 9am - 4pm*
280 Beerburrum Rd, Caboolture 4510
June 2024 school holidays This June school holidays come and explore The Village and watch some historical demonstrations and get involved with some of our new and exciting activities and craft sessions. This year we have a new Candle Making Class, a Basic Pottery Skills Class and a Succulent Planting Class. Make sure you phone…
Come over and have a look at many small and large antique engines put through their paces. There will be Stationary engines, vintage cars, trucks and tractors as well as working displays. Parking is free, there is a grand parade and a bric-a-brac stall to buy that little piece you have been wanting to get…
Please be aware that The Caboolture Historical Village will be CLOSED over the 2024 EASTER period. Our doors will close at 4:00pm on Thursday 28 March 2024 Our doors will re-open at 9:00am on Tuesday 2 April 2024 We wish you all a safe and happy EASTER and look forward to seeing you when our…
Christmas Closure Dates for 2023: The Caboolture Historical Village will be closed over the Christmas period. Our gates will close at 4pm on Thursday 21 December 2023 and will re-open at 9am on Tuesday 2 January 2024. The Caboolture Historical Society Inc. would like to wish everyone all the very best for the festive season….
This September school holidays The Village is entertaining the young people with craft ideas, gem sieving, educational demonstrations as well as a sausage sizzle! Mark the dates in your calendar and we look forward to seeing you here in September school holidays.
Heritage Day at the Caboolture Historical Village. Saturday 22 July 2023.
Wheelchair Rugby originated in Canada in 1977 and was created to be a sport for Tetraplegics. The game was originally called Murderball due to its aggressive, full-contact nature. The first ever international tournament was held in Toronto, Canada in 1989. The first Wheelchair Rugby World Championships were held in Nottwii, Switzerland in 1995. Wheelchair rugby…
The Village has several sets of scales on display ranging from the large ones in the Railway Station to the small ones in the Post Office, and the Avery scales in the Grocery Store but the set that deserve special mention are the ones in the Butchers Shop. You are probably asking why that would…