Find it at: Railway Park Lane West, Prospect
The Adelaide Miniature Steam Railway Club is located at Railway Park in Prospect. Take the family down to view and ride their range of super cool miniature trains! As one of numerous miniature railway parks in Adelaide we think this is another great spot to take kids aged 2-12 or train enthusiasts of any age!
This volunteer run club opens it gates to the public every 4th Sunday of the month except December from 1-4pm. Adults and children alike can climb aboard the miniature trains and unlimited rides are included in the modest entry fee.
Entry to the Park costs $10 per adult and $6 per child (kids under 3 years are free), and all train rides are included in this price. Please note that they only accept CASH and remember that ALL persons wanting to ride the trains must wear FULLY enclosed shoes.
You’ll find the Adelaide Miniature Steam Railway at
Railway Park
370 Regency Road, Prospect
www.facebook.com/railwaypark.org
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Hi We are doing a Sunday School Outing for some children who love trains.
Would you open on Saturday 7th July for about 25-30 people, and there would be about 9 children from 1 to 6 years old, as well as parents and grandparents.
Please let me know if you are able to open for us on Saturday from about 2.30pm.
Please call me on 0448812484.
Regards Jackie Mansfield
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