A faithful re-creation of Mogo as it was believed to be in the heady Gold Rush days of the 1850s. Experience the “living conditions” of the miners and early settlers as it was in the South Coast Area of New South Wales, Australia. Pan for Gold and explore the old gold mines.
In this modern age of electronic and digital entertainment it is can difficult to capture the true essence of history and Australian Heritage.
Old Mogo Town on the Nature Coast of NSW, 15 minutes drive south of Batemans Bay is a faithful re-creation of the historic village of Mogo as it was believed to be in the heady Gold Rush days of the 1850s.
Experience the life of the miners and our early settlers
Pan for gold.
Explore the Mine Tunnel.
Check out the “make do” style of the Digger’s Camp.
View the Antique Machinery Display.
Enjoy a picnic by the Lake.
Learn some Australian History.
Explore the historic gold mining town.
Watch working craftspeople.
Stay in modern cabins or bunkhouse accommodation.
roup guided tours available.
Old Mogo Town is an ideal school excursion venue handy to Canberra, Sydney and the regional schools of the South East Coast of NSW. Educational packages and tours are available for all ages and stages.
Old Mogo Town caters for educational school day excursions, school camps, coach tours, groups of all sizes and the disabled as well as individual tourists and sightseers.
All are welcome to enjoy this historical village set in a natural Australian bush setting on 4.5ha surrounded by the Mogo State Forest and close to Batemans Bay.
Come for a day tour, stay overnight or enjoy a unique family or group holiday with bush cabin accommodation on-site at Old Mogo Town Gold Rush Theme Park on the South Coast of NSW Australia.
Access to Old Mogo Town is easy for vehicles, coaches and pedestrians. Just follow the signs! Enter from either the Princes Highway Mogo via Annett Lane or the Tomakin Road via James Street Mogo.
Old Mogo Town
Cnr Annett Lane & James Street
Mogo 2536 New South Wales, Australia
Ph: 61 2 4474 2123 - Email
South Coast