Extremely Disappointed. I came to Whiteman’s park. Its a really beautiful place no doubt. And I went to Tractor Museum when I just entered. Suddenly old man (Sir) sitting there , Stands and started looking towards us in a weirdly. And then a another visitor entered (a lady). He asked her are these people with you. She did not replied and then He asked again are these people with you. She said No. then he came to me and asked is to Donate money to see tractors or exit. Its a extremely disrespectful to behave like this. I just entered , not was to leave. And what is meaning of Donation? They must learn you can not ask to donate forcefully. Then its not a donation , its a Tax or a fee. If you want to behave like this you must write Outside Fees ,or tax to enter in. donation is not to be taken forcefully. I am a farmer and was happy to see aussie tractors. And was thinking to donate 50$ dollars when about to exit. But a sick behaviour of person force us to leave museum Without seeing , quietly. If any senior authority is read this review. People take back donation word and simply write Entry Fee. Please don’t use word donation. Or simply count on visitors. They will donate by their wish without asking them to forcefully pay to enter in. Thank you

🚜👉Came across this quite by chance while walking the dog with my teenage children in Caversham in the July school holidays. It's a gem! So much information about the bygone era when Australia made its own tractors. Lots to read and plenty of tractors on display detailing the agricultural industry in WA. I want to mention Jim the volunteer who was 85-years-young - yes, you read that right - and had been a wheat farmer until the 1970s before enjoying life as a bus driver transporting children with disabilities. He was so informative and helpful and his knowledge was amazing. It's a lovely place and hats off to all those donating their time and skills - like Jim - giving visitors such a warm effusive welcome! 🙌

What a wonderful day out at Whiteman Park just north of Perth. Tractors and other memorabilia from WA’s agricultural past are on display in the Tractor Museum. With around 40 tractors, vintage cars, old photos and original early life artefacts, it’s a must visit. An original steam powered land clearing tractor was a highlight for us along with the many variations of tractors and bailing machines used throughout history. There is even an original prototype Chamberlain 40K tractor on display. For only a gold coin donation, it is well worth the visit. So much agricultural history all in one place.

Amazing collection of tractors from the past. Very interesting 👌 other parafanalia from history

If you're an old boy farmer you'll love the tractor museum however the static display outside is free and more interesting than kit inside for the tad overpriced entry fee.

A really great machinery museum that will take a good 90 minutes to explore. Make sure you check out the "triple International farm hack" along the north wall. What a fabulous bit of custom engineering.

It is a very interesting place. the people there are passionate

Nice history of tractors. Cheap to visit. Only $5

Great place especially when you go with someone who use to work on these machines.

Wonderful little museum to explore tractor history, especially if your little ones love these big machines!

Great our 2 year old loved seeing all the tractors, bulldozers etc, great collection.

Great historical collection of tractors and machinery from our farming past.

Thoroughly enjoyed the wide range of tractors and the stories behind these tractors getting to the museum.

Needs more light in it somewhat gloomy and dusty

Awesome place, very friendly staff and great tractor run. Very good exibition of tractors, machinery and past life of wa. Great to see the old girls still running too

Great place. My family, who come from a farming background, greatly enjoyed time we spent there.

Vast displays. In whiteman park

Great spot for wa history

Absolutely amazing. Our gdson had his birthday party at the park. He loves tractor and any machinery. Also we took the train another think he enjoyed. My husband plan to go back for himself to spend more time in the museum. The dedication and the work that the volunteer are doing is just spectacular. Thank you so much for keeping all those beauty in such perfect condition.

Love the Tractor Museum never knew so many Different types of Tractors and very well laid out with lots of information and a Tractor Parade every 2nd Sunday of the month kids love it

My tractor-mad 3 year old loved it, especially when he was able to sit on one.

Best tractor museum ever!! Kids should be allowed to sit in and drive all the tractors though.

Nice place, but could do with more signs to help out those who aren’t big on tractors understand. But if you like tractors, you’re going to absolutely love this place. Nice staff, but not enough. Very cheap: only $5 per adult and free for under-18s. Pretty fun: also check out the nearby sister WA Motor Museum (a 5/5). :)