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Allow 90 minutes. Includes a tourist information office.
The National Wool Museum is a museum based in Geelong, Victoria, Australia which tells the story of wool, fibre and textiles, alongside a range of contemporary exhibitions, public programs and special events. The museum opened in 1988 as part of the Australian Bicentennial Celebrations.
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The Dome
Architecturally unique public library with free access to the balcony during daylight hours (weather permitting). Also hosts a well-regarded, but expensive, cafe.
A working maritime area, incorporating cafes, a carousel and botanical gardens.
Avalon Airshow
Described by the organizers as the biggest airshow in the Southern Hemisphere (and the 2017 show had more than 200,000 visitors), it takes place biannually in odd years. Military aircraft from different countries' airforces as far as from the UK and USA are often on display and performing. Manufacturers display new military planes and helicopters, but also civilian planes.
Four main walks traverse the park. The 3.2-km walk to Flinders Peak (348 m) takes 90 minutes and has expansive views. The longest track is the 3-hour Branding Yard Track.