The Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre highlights a century of aviation at Nhill, with special emphasis on the RAAF presence during World War II. Located at the aerodrome just north of the township, it's a must-see for aviation enthusiasts and for those wanting to learn more about Australia's wartime history. Volunteers have worked tirelessly for more than a decade to restore an Avro Anson and a 1940s Link Trainer flight simulator. In 2018, a Wirraway was added to the line-up, along with a privately-owned Tiger Moth and a 1930s deSoutter.

The Heritage Centre includes photos, memorabilia, and a Memorial Walk that captures life at a time when more than 10,000 RAAF Trainees passed through the Nhill Base from 1941–1946. Stories of famous aviators who have visited Nhill, and past Air Shows, add to the experience.   

We are a not-for-profit organisation, run by a team of more than 40 volunteers. These include board members, weekend tour guides, restoration and maintenance workers, and many more taking on roles for events such as airshows and special displays. 

Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre was established in 2009 with the following aims:

We are open on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am-4pm, as well as public holidays. We can also arrange visits during the week, and group tours, by appointment. We are excited to welcome visitors and we offer free RV camping on site for you to enjoy during your stay in Nhill.