Penong Windmill Museum

Penong Windmill Museum is an open-air museum located on the Eyre Highway at Penong, about 71 km west of Ceduna in South Australia. It displays a large collection of restored windmills illustrating the evolution of wind-powered water pumping technology used on the Eyre Peninsula. Notable for housing one of Australia's largest windmills, the museum documents agricultural and pastoral history and serves as a popular roadside stop for travellers crossing the Nullarbor.

Visitors can expect an outdoor, park-like display of numerous restored windmills of varying sizes, designs and eras set on flat open ground beside the Eyre Highway. The site includes interpretive signage explaining windmill types and history, open lawn areas, and photo opportunities among the structures. It is a self-guided, roadside attraction with no enclosed buildings, surrounded by the small township of Penong and arid coastal plain landscape.