Tressie's Museum & Caravan Park, Heritage museum and caravan park in Karlgarin, Western Australia

Tressie's Museum is located in Karlgarin and combines exhibition galleries filled with regional artifacts alongside a spacious recreational vehicle park set in the rural landscape of Kondinin Shire. The collection includes farming equipment, household items, and photographs that document the area's agricultural heritage.

The museum was established to preserve the stories of farming communities that developed across multiple generations in the region. It serves as a record of how agricultural life shaped the Wheatbelt and the families who built these communities.

Local residents have contributed personal objects and stories to the museum collection over time, creating a living record of daily life in the Wheatbelt region. These items show the deep connection between families and the land they worked.

The site provides powered parking sites for recreational vehicles, clean bathroom facilities, drinking water stations, and direct access to regional walking trails. It is easy to navigate and offers comfortable overnight stays for visitors exploring the surrounding countryside.

The site takes its name from Tressie, the figure whose collection of regional objects formed the museum's core. The caravan park shares the grounds, so travellers park beside the sheds and machinery rather than in a separate reserve. The museum and park sit at Karlgarin in the Shire of Kondinin, in Western Australia's Wheatbelt.