The Cleve region in South Australia is home to the National Trust Agricultural and Folk Museum, showcasing the area's agricultural history and early pioneering days. Housed in the Cleve Old Council Chambers, the museum exhibits a collection of photographs, local records, and mainly domestic items, with larger objects like tractors displayed in a shed behind the chambers. To visit, appointments can be made by contacting (08) 8628 2038.
While in the Cleve area, visitors can explore the town's Heritage Walk, a 2.8 km route that takes about an hour to complete. The walk highlights 27 places of interest, including Centenary Park & Town Map, maintained by the local Lions Club and featuring historic agricultural implements from the horse and bullock era. Nearby, Arno Bay is a popular destination offering sandy beaches, great fishing, and an award-winning mangrove, attracting both locals and tourists.