Timbertown, Heritage theme park in Wauchope, New South Wales, Australia
Timbertown is a heritage theme park in Wauchope set within a forest landscape featuring replica buildings from colonial times. The park displays equipment and structures that show how timber was processed and used in the region.
The park was established in 1977 to preserve the region's timber industry heritage. The replica buildings and equipment recall the importance of logging in the history of New South Wales.
Local craftspeople demonstrate traditional skills like blacksmithing and woodworking throughout the day. You can watch how people once worked with timber and the techniques they used in their daily jobs.
The park is open year-round and offers dining options as well as a campground for overnight stays. Paths wind through the grounds, making it easy to move around and explore at your own pace.
A steam-powered train from 1928 runs on narrow tracks around the grounds. The small locomotive pulls visitors through the forest and offers a different view of the park's layout.
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