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Guided tours of Bonegilla Migrant Experience
Highlights
- Step back in time and explore original camp buildings, immersing yourself in the history of post-war migration.
- Hear shared stories from guides, connecting with the experiences of 320,000 migrants who called Bonegilla home.
- Join guided tours regularly throughout the week, ensuring a rich understanding of Australia's cultural transformation.
- Book your spot in advance for limited places and enjoy a family-friendly experience at this National Heritage-listed site.
Step back in time, and join them on a guided tour as you learn about the fascinating history of Bonegilla Migrant Reception and Training Centre.
Explore the original camp buildings, hear shared stories and truly walk in the shoes of the 320,000 migrants who made this their first Australian home.
Now a National Heritage-listed place, Bonegilla Migrant Experience is recognised as a powerful symbol of post-war migration that transformed Australia’s economy, society and culture.
Guided tours are scheduled regularly throughout the week and are open to the public. You can also view upcoming guided tours on the Bonegilla Migrant Experience website. Private group bookings can be made by appointment.
Prices include admission to the site. As guided tours have limited places available, it’s best to book prior to your visit.
Tour details
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Available from 21 November 2025 to 30 June 2026
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Single Available from 9 March 2026
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Single Available from 8 June 2026
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Single Available from 6 April 2026
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Bonegilla Migrant Experience Guided Tours
An awe-inspiring National Heritage site, Bonegilla Migrant Experience is a must-visit for anyone who wants to explore Australia’s past, unearth post-war stories and discover family connections.
Explore the original camp buildings and walk in the shoes of the 320,000 migrants who made this their first Australian home. Discover stories of resilience, hope, and new beginnings that have shaped our multicultural landscape.
Guided tours are scheduled regularly throughout the week and are open to the public. Bring a picnic and stay on to enjoy the site a little longer.