Located in the historic Old Butter Factory Precinct on the banks of the Vasse River, Busselton Museum offers families a fascinating journey through the region’s agricultural, forestry, and maritime history. The one-hectare site features ten display rooms housed in the heritage-listed butter factory building, showcasing local history through photographs, equipment, and memorabilia.
Stand-Out Features:
- A fully restored and furnished 1920s Group Settlement House
- An authentic one-teacher school from the 1920s
- The “Jumna” Paddle Steamer
- Historic horse-drawn vehicles and machinery
- Beautiful grounds perfect for picnicking under Tuart trees
- A replica of the old Busselton Jetty Rotunda
Top Tip:
Allow at least 2 hours to explore the museum and arrive at least 1 hour before closing time (open 10am-4pm, Wednesday to Monday, closed Tuesdays). Bring a picnic lunch to enjoy in the grounds by the Vasse River.
