Jervis Bay Maritime Museum

Nice place to have a picnic & look at the fish in the pond. The board walk is not a place to take your dog as its a sanctuary area. The walk is short but the view of Currembene Creek is magnificent. We haven't ventured into the Maritime Museum yet.

This museum is extremely well kept with lots of interesting items to look at. The kids (adults too) can do a treasure hunt looking for little dolphins a day whales. This is a real hidden gem in the local area. Highly recommend.

Great for all ages. EFTPOS available for entry and the gift shop. A fantastic boardwalk over the mangroves. Immersive experience with a full sized ferry you can get onto and even walk underneath. Educational, covering science history and engineering. Very well kept.

Well worth a look, a day without getting tired. Had some kids treasure hunt activities.Very friendly staff.

This museum, the Lady Dedman ferry Maritime Museum in Huskisson records the boat building history which once took place at Currumbin Creek, Jervis Bay. It is fabulous and also hosts an art gallery which is a lovely space.

A very nice small museum featuring an old wooden boat.

Really worth a visit alow time it will take couple of hours

The Jervis Bay Maritime Museum is the perfect place to catch up on all of the areas local history. The outdoor area has fish that you can feed, sit and relax or take a walk over the waterways. They also have cool market days. The museum on the inside has an actual old ferry from Sydney Harbour that you can walk through. There are some sections of the museum which have accessible ramps and other spots which only have stairs. The front reception staff are friendly and knowledgeable and have a lot of cool objects in the gift shop. My favourite part of my visit was learning that it took just seven hours to get from Sydney to Jervis Bay in 1951. Wow! It’s a perfect place for young and old to visit.

Brilliant, interesting museum. Be sure to do the Mangrove boardwalk outside too. Adults $12, Seniors $10. Spent 3 hours between museum and boardwalk.