Minijumbuk
The wool story behind Naracoorte's pastoral fortunes.
Long before the fossil caves made it famous, Naracoorte rode on the sheep's back. The surrounding plains carried vast pastoral runs, and merino wool funded the town's solid stone buildings.
The wool heritage on show in Naracoorte tells that pastoral story, from shearing sheds to the wider trade that shaped the Limestone Coast.
It's a grounding piece of context to pair with a visit to the caves and the wider Naracoorte district.
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Last verified 8 August 2026 · source: South Australian Tourism Commission (southaustralia.com) - MiniJumbuk, Naracoorte attraction listing
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Sources
- South Australian Tourism Commission (southaustralia.com) - MiniJumbuk, Naracoorte attraction listing (accessed August 2026)
- MiniJumbuk official website - contact page (61 Smith Street, Naracoorte) (accessed August 2026)
- Visit Limestone Coast (regional tourism board) - MiniJumbuk listing (accessed August 2026)