Queensland Transport Museum

Located within the Lockyer Valley Cultural Centre in Gatton, the Queensland Transport Museum provides an in-depth look at the evolution of Australian road transport. The facility houses over 200 models, featuring a rotation of privately owned vehicles including heavy-duty trucks, vintage cars, and historic motorcycles. Visitors can explore detailed records of transport companies and the machinery that shaped the logistics industry across the state. The museum serves as a central point for motoring history, preserving rare examples of commercial vehicles that are no longer in production. Situated near Lake Apex, the museum offers an accessible destination for those travelling through the Lockyer Valley. The spacious layout allows for a comprehensive viewing experience of large-scale transport machinery and automotive engineering. Facilities include a dedicated library for research and viewing decks that provide context for the various displays. It acts as a primary resource for heritage preservation, catering to local residents and visitors interested in the mechanical history of the region.