Evans head heritage aviation museum
Where history takes flight
Step into the rich history of the Evans Head Aerodrome, Australia’s largest WWII RAAF base, and discover stories that shaped our nation.
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Honouring Australia’s Aviation Heritage
Welcome to the Evans Head Heritage Aviation Museum, where Australia’s aviation history comes to life. Located at the heritage-listed Evans Head Aerodrome, our museum is a dedicated tribute to the legacy of Australia’s largest WWII RAAF base. Through carefully curated exhibits, preserved aircraft, and interactive displays, we aim to inspire visitors of all ages to explore the stories and achievements that shaped our national military heritage.
Join us in celebrating the spirit of aviation and discover more about our mission, collection, and commitment to preserving history.
Discover our historic Aircraft Collection
Our aircraft displays bring you face-to-face with machines that shaped remarkable chapters in our history. Discover the stories behind each one.
F-111C
Bell OH-58 Kiowa Helicopter
Caribou DHC-4
Evans Head Aerodrome’s Journey
Discover the remarkable history behind Evans Head Aerodrome, where Australia’s aviation and military heritage comes vividly to life. From its beginnings as a humble emergency landing ground to its transformation into a bustling WWII RAAF base, this site holds countless stories of courage, innovation, and service. Step into an era where the skies above Evans Head were filled with aircraft and witness the legacy that continues today. Explore how this historic airfield evolved over time and continues to play a vital role in preserving our national heritage.
Be part of our story
If you’re inspired by what you see, consider joining us! There are many ways to get involved, whether through memberships, donations, contributions of historical items, or simply by visiting us.