Loxton Historical Village

Loxton Historical Village is an open-air heritage museum on the banks of the Murray River at Loxton in South Australia's Riverland. Established by the local community in the early 1970s, it preserves and recreates late 19th and early 20th century pioneer life. The village comprises more than 45 relocated and replica buildings, including shops, homes, and workshops, furnished with period collections illustrating irrigation settlement and Mallee farming history.

Visitors can explore an open-air village set among mallee scrub and lawns near the Murray River, with more than 45 historic buildings including a bakery, blacksmith shop, bank, school, church, homesteads and sheds relocated from the district. Interiors are furnished with period furniture, tools, machinery and domestic items. Visitors can walk along dirt streets, enter buildings, view working demonstrations on event days, browse the gift shop and tea rooms, and learn about Riverland irrigation and pioneer life through displays and guided tours.