Visit

The museum is open on Wednesdays from 10am to 4pm and Sundays from 10am to 4pm.

School and private group visits are available on other days by prior arrangement.

We are also open on special event days. We're open from 9am to 2pm on Australia Day (26th January) and Anzac Day (25th April.)

The museum takes a summer break, around the same time as the long school holidays. We will post information here as soon as 2025's closure dates are known.

Adults $6
Children $2 (Year 1 to Year 12) *
Children 0-5 years FREE
* Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult

Group rates are available for schools and private group visits.

FREE ADMISSION on Australia Day and Anzac Day (January 26th & April 25th.)

Bookings aren’t required for general visits. However, schools, tour groups or private visits should book ahead. Historical demonstrations are available for groups larger than ten people. Please email info@samfordmuseum.com.au or call 0417 610 983 to organise.

Absolutely! Group and school bookings are available by arrangement. Historical demonstrations are available for groups larger than ten people. Please email info@samfordmuseum.com.au or call 0417 610 983 to organise.

Yes, there is free parking available on Station Street for cars. There is also room for one large coach or two smaller buses to park at the museum's front gate on Station Street. Additional parking can be found in Samford Village. Take a look at our map for more details and directions. 

Most of our outdoor and indoor displays are accessible, but please contact us ahead of time if you have specific access needs.

Our main building has a ramp to enter on the western side of the building opposite the transport Mews and there is one for entering the School. There are two toilet facilities available, both of which are marked on the Site Map. The toilet nearest the Blacksmith’s Workshop is disability abled. All but two of our attractions are wheelchair accessible and the Samford Museum’s entire property meets with the standards demanded by the Moreton Bay City Council.

Yes. When you enter you will be supplied a Map of the Museum with all the dedicated display sites shown numerically. Follow the numbers from 1 to 21 & they will take you around the Museum at your leisure.

Here is also a Google Map of the Samford Museum location. 

Absolutely! We’re always keen to welcome new volunteers. Whether you're into local history, gardening, admin or event support, there's a place for you. Get in touch via our email or visit during open hours.

Samford District Historical Museum Society (Inc.),
The Secretary,
PO Box 100,
Samford 4520

All photos taken of the Samford Museum exhibits may be re-used publicly, providing you acknowledge they have been taken at and used with, "Courtesy of The Samford Museum."

Operational machinery and other safety hazards are present throughout the site. All visitors are reminded to take care to ensure their safety. Children must be adequately supervised at all times and kept a safe distance from any machinery or likely source of risk to their safety. 

We have limited copies of photos, publications, CDs, DVDs and photocopying facilities on site. Charges if appicable, are on request. Or volunteers are happy to assist with family history enquiries. 

Our museum is self-funded and operated completely by volunteers. Funds are raised through our admission fee, good old-fashioned hard work at special events held at the museum, other local events, and occasional grants from notably Bendigo Bank and the Samford Progress Association, as well as state and federal government. Want to support us? Visit out donations, volunteering and sponsorship section. You can also purchase from our shop to raise funds.

Your support helps us offset the cost of:

• Restoration and preservation of buildings and exhibits
• Upkeep and general maintenance costs
• Insurance, record-keeping, stationery and supplies
• Spare parts for repairs
• Paint, timber etc.

Your donations are much appreciated.