Caboolture Warplane Museum - Caboolture, Queensland

xiyao Z.

We had a very good experience at this place. No need to wait to enter. The staff will give you a person to slowly explain what you need to know. The enthusiastic staff can answer all your questions. This place is really a good place. Worth a visit

Alkaline B. D. (.

My family enjoyed visiting the museum rich in historical events and artefacts. Especially impressed with the display of Women in Aviation.

David M.

My son and I can not thank the volunteers here for making our visit so special and educational. Our guide John was so enthusiastic and knowledgeable about everything at the museum. Whatever you do, don't fool yourself that you can gain the same experience without a volunteer to explain things to you. Such a great Aussie experience.

Liwei T.

Visited here on this Sunday arvo. Actually, it’s more like an aviation super fans club and definitely my type. They have a collection of almost everything that an aviation history lover might collect, not just warbirds and engines, but also propellers, models, posters, and even ANZAC biscuit limited edition tins. This is probably an exhibit that most aviation museums in the world don’t have. Love it!

vance W.

Great staff. It was nice to talk to them about planes. Quite a few things to do here and some hands on activities as well. They do have flights but you have to schedule them ahead of time.

Colin

Brilliant place to visit if warplanes and history is in your blood. The Volunteers in attendance were brilliant very friendly and a wealth of knowledge... congrats to them. Now this is not a massive display but what they have is excellent. There is a Huey Chopper where you can sit in the pilots seat, this chopper brought back many memories ... also remember the Pig better known as F1-11 bomber jet that used to light up the Brisbane skies with the after burner you can see inside the cockpit.. So grab the kids and head to the warplane museum. This is run by 100% volunteers.

Lavish O.

I found the museum whilst exploring my local area. John have me a personal tour and answered so many questions. There is so much information to take in. It is so good they have the volunteers to help with questions and make it more personal.

The plants are super cool. When you go out the back of the shed you can see the plants take off. It's around $250 to take a flight on one of the war planes and your can enter a raffle for ten bucks to win a flight. The place is run by volunteers and didn't recieve any consistent funding from the government, so $10 entry for an adult and $5 for a child is pretty good to keep history alive.

Thanks for a great day out!

Gabriella S.

We so enjoyed our time here with Keith showing us around. His knowledge about the displays was incredible.