Evans Head Heritage Aviation Museum
Highlights
- Sit in the cockpit of a real F-111 fighter bomber
- Explore rare military aircraft and Aussie aviation artefacts
- Personalised tours with passionate, knowledgeable volunteers
Overview
Discover heritage aviation at the exciting Evans Head Memorial Aerodrome Heritage Aviation Museum, which thousands of magnificent men and women called home while undergoing bombing training during World War ll.
The museum features military and civilian aircraft and artefacts collected from across Australia.
Get up close to real military and civilian heritage aircraft. Take the driver's seat of the F-111 fighter-bomber. Take a personalised tour with passionate volunteers who remember the stories, the history, the tragedies and the triumphs of Northern Rivers aviation.
Explore the museum, complete with interpretive signage, a tour desk, and free parking. The major attraction to the museum is a RAAF Canberra A84-203, which takes pride of place next to the F-111 fighter-bomber.
Pick up a souvenir of your visit in the museum gift shop or arrange a personalised photo session. Browse the handicrafts in the Evans Head Men's Shed annexe.
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