Built in 1859, this living tribute to the Darling Downs’ magnificent pastoral industry is the only significant remaining part of one of the earliest and largest pastoral enterprises on the Downs.

The QHTN funding has been used for essential structural stabilisation. The romantic character of the woolshed has been retained, and cutting edge technology educates the visitor about the woolshed’s special qualities, the development of the Jondaryan Station and the township itself.

The western wing has been upgraded as a flexible theatre space for various activities including shearing demonstrations, film viewing, education and dances.

The most magical part of the Jondaryan Woolshed experience is the wide open spaces and unspoiled natural environment. Step back to the beginnings of our pastoral era – watch sheep being shorn, sheep dogs at work, sample the freshly baked damper, take a ride on a horse-drawn cart or take a picnic to eat under the shady trees.

This amazing complex comprises historic buildings, including the timber slab woolshed, machinery, equipment and collections restored over the past quarter of a century.

• Tours
  Tours may include sheep shearing, blacksmithing, sheep dogs, working horses and other demonstrations.


• Woolshed complex – new interactive displays guide visitors through various stages of wool processing, including wool pressing, baling, classing, rolling and sorting.


• Machinery precinct – one of the largest collections of historic farming equipment in Australia, encompassing both tractors and implements and horse drawn wagon and implements.


• The Tea and Damper – an open-air café where damper is freshly cooked in a camp oven over the coals of an open fire daily, and served with golden syrup.


• Lagoon Creek Homestead - serves hearty country fare and during winter, meals are served in front of the open fire.


• Original Shearers’ Quarters - accommodation is available in the quarters, plus bush camping and caravan sites are also available. Enjoy a group night in the Camp Kitchen complete with the rustic charm of sawdust floors, wood stoves and open fire. Tent accommodation is also available for groups.
• The website is a great educational resource for schools. Visit the website