I visited the National Road Transport Hall of Fame and spent over four hours there enjoying the many exhibits. It's actually several museum in one. There is a steam locomotive in front of the museum that powered the old "Ghan", a train that used to run from Adelaide to Alice Springs. It opened in 1929 as a narrow gauge railway, but was replaced by a standard gauge link further to the west in 1980. It was extended to Darwin in 2004. [I rode it in 2009.] The Old Ghan Preservation Society operates a museum here plus they have a restored train you can walk through. The Road Transport section features many aspects of motoring, including a Ford Model T Runabout, modified for cross country trips. Built in 1911, it was the oldest vehicle to have made the round trip between Alice Springs and Uluru. The Kenworth Dealer Hall of Fame shows many models of the trucks they manufactured. You can see old road trains and many different types of vehicles. The local bus from Alice Springs stops there and you can easily spend several hours enjoying the many exhibits. Highly recommended.

Was a great facility for the price. Make sure you add how long you are so the site is acquit for your setup. Our van just fit in the site and once awning was out we had nowhere to park the vehicle. I did notice there were bigger sites for longer setups while we were there. Was nicer being out of town the museum has a lot to see. We will stay again.

Hubby is an x truckie so had driven most of the trucks on show both old and new. Got to see a couple of his mates who are in the hall of fame. We also stayed in the caravan park overnight. Amazing place