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RAAF Museum

The RAAF Museum is a 25-minute drive south-west from Melbourne along the Princes Freeway. Take the Point Cook Road exit and follow the tourist signs to the museum. The RAAF Museum is approximately 400 metres beyond the entrance to the RAAF Base.

Admission

Admission to the RAAF Museum is FREE, however, donations are gratefully accepted. Note that photo identification is required for all visitors over the age of 16 to gain entry to the Base.

Tours

The Museum provides guided tours for groups (clubs, schools, etc.) - Tuesday to Friday only. These give the visitor a unique insight into Australian aviation history, the Air Force and RAAF Base Point Cook. Guided tours are conducted by RAAF Museum trained volunteer host officers.

For further information or to book a guided tour, phone the RAAF Museum on (03) 8348 6300 or 8348 6040. Alternatively, you can fill out a group tour Booking Form.

Opening Hours

Tuesday to Friday: 10am–3pm
Weekends and Public Holidays: 10am–5pm
The Museum is closed on Mondays, Good Friday and Christmas Day.

Location

RAAF Base Williams
Point Cook Road
Point Cook, VIC

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Location: Point Cook VIC, Australia

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