Clayton Farm Heritage Museum

Clayton Farm Heritage Museum is a preserved 19th-century farm complex located on Clayton Farm Road just south of Bordertown in the Tatiara District of South Australia. Established in 1885 by pastoralist William Clayton, the site retains its original homestead, woolshed, stables and extensive collection of agricultural machinery and domestic artefacts. It is notable as an intact example of pioneer settlement in the state's southeast and is managed as a community heritage museum.

Visitors can explore a largely intact historic farmstead set on rural land south of Bordertown. The site includes the original stone homestead, woolshed, stables, blacksmith shop, and outbuildings furnished with period domestic items, tools and farming machinery. Surroundings are open paddocks and farm yards with interpretive displays. Guided tours explain pioneer farming life, and visitors can walk between buildings, view collections of horse-drawn implements, and see demonstrations on open days.