Eagles Nest Depression Era Camp - Bruce Arthur’s Historic Presentation
Feb 15, 2026, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Join us for a captivating presentation by local historian Bruce Arthur as he brings the remarkable story of the heritage-listed Eagles Nest Camp to life.
Explore the lesser-known history of this distinctive site, which was established during the Great Depression as a haven for unemployed, itinerant men seeking rest, rehabilitation, and community. With significant archaeological remnants still telling its story today, Bruce will uncover the human resilience, camaraderie, and local legacy that shaped this extraordinary camp.
It’s a fascinating glimpse into Toowoomba’s past—perfect for history lovers, heritage enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the stories hidden in our own backyard.
Plan Your Visit
Address
59 Brisbane Street, Drayton QLD 4350
Open Hours
Open Day 10am - 2pm
Presentation from 11am-12pm
Phone
royalbullsheadinn@nationaltrustqld.org
Entry Fees
Adults - $10
Concession - $7
Children - $5 (aged 3-13)
Infant Under 3 years - Free
Family (2 Adults + 3 children) - $25
National Trust Members - Free
