The Bruce Langford Visitors Centre in Broken Hill - Open Now!
Our brand new RFDS Visitor Centre, named after local benefactor the late Bruce Langford, is now officially open.
The Bruce Langford Visitor Centre combines a museum, theatre and shop, with interactive displays showing the history of the Service, as well as tributes to the doctors, pilots and flight nurses who work for us and the many community groups and benefactors who support us.
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So visit us now and...
- Tour a working RFDS Base
- Enjoy a talk by our tour guide
- View the aircraft in the hangar
- Watch a unique film in our new 44 seat theatre
- Shop for special souvenirs
- Explore the new Mantle of Safety Museum
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Today, Flynn's dream is a vibrant reality, with 21 Flying Doctor Bases and 50 aircraft around Australia.
The Broken Hill Base is unique because it is one of the only working RFDS bases, located at an airport, open to the public daily.
Visitors can tour the Base and explore the
Mantle of Safety Museum
which showcases over
80 years of remarkable outback history.
The Royal Flying Doctor Service is a charitable organisation. We rely on the generosity of the community to continue our life-saving work.
All proceeds from admissions and merchandise sales go towards the purchase of new aircraft and vital medical equipment.
Open 7 days, Monday-Friday 9-5, Saturday-Sunday 11- 4
Adults $5.50 Children 6 and over $2.20
Tel 08 8080 3714
Group discounts apply: concession cards accepted. Closed on Christmas Day only.
Thank you to the Michael Bishop Foundation, the Broken Hill Women’s Auxiliary, Bruce Langford and the Commonwealth Government Regional Partnerships Programme for generously providing the funding for the Broken Hill Base and Visitor Centre renovations.