Koppio Smithy Museum

The Koppio Smithy Museum is a heritage museum located on the Lincoln Highway at Koppio on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. Housed in the original 1903 blacksmith's shop built by Tom Brennand, it preserves a working smithy and extensive collection of pioneer tools, machinery and household items. Operated by the National Trust of South Australia, it illustrates early 20th-century rural craftsmanship and agricultural settlement history of the Lower Eyre Peninsula district.

Visitors can expect a small heritage complex centred on the original stone and corrugated-iron blacksmith's shop with its forge, bellows, anvils and hand tools still in place. The museum displays a collection of agricultural machinery, horse-drawn implements, household items and pioneer memorabilia in the smithy and adjacent sheds. The setting is rural and quiet along the Lincoln Highway, with open grounds, picnic area and interpretive displays explaining blacksmithing and early farming life on the Eyre Peninsula.