The Yorke Peninsula Region in South Australia boasts several museums that exhibit the area's rich history and culture. The notable museums include Warooka Museum, open on Fridays from 11 am to 2 pm or by appointment, showcasing items from the surrounding area.
Port Victoria Maritime Museum, housed in the original general cargo shed, highlights the maritime history of the region. Minlaton Museum, situated in an old General Store from 1889, offers a glimpse into the past with fascinating displays, including a dedicated section to World War One pilot Captain Harry Butler. Moonta Mines Museum provides insight into the mining history of the region.
Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum in Wallaroo showcases the town's history, including a display on all phases depicting the history of Wallaroo and "George" The Giant Squid. The exhibits at these museums depict the hardships endured on the land, the process of land clearing, the roles of animals on farms, and the transition from horse to tractor, offering visitors a chance to explore the history, culture, and unique experiences of the Yorke Peninsula Region.