Koppio Smithy National Trust Museum

This unique National Trust Museum is situated approximately 40 kilometres north of Port Lincoln in picturesque hills country and is 30 kilometres south west of Tumby Bay and south east of Cummins.

Consisting of a fully restored Blacksmith's Shop built in 1903, an historic cottage also fully restored and displaying antique and other items of interest from around the turn of the century; Glenleigh (1890) a fully restored pine log cottage with thatched roof displaying pioneer furniture, the Women's Pioneer Room displaying vintage washing machines, irons, sewing machines and handicraft of bygone days; a District School House containing aboriginal artefacts and other memorabilia.

Heritage Hall - opened in 1992 - contains an excess of hidden heritage belonging to the Jericho family. The collection, given by Gerhardt Jericho consists of his and his parent's family photographs, treasures, and records dating back to 1909 in Koppio and many more years of family history in the Barossa Valley.