Trentham Railway Station & Visitor Information Centre

The Dominic Trail offers a nice amble for people looking for an easy afternoon walk. It's 12 km all up. Lots of bush, birdlife and butterflies. Suitable for taking the kids on a bike ride. BYO water - no drinking fountains or bathrooms on the trail

We visited on a Tuesday so unfortunately the visitor centre at the station wasn't open but we still got to wander around the old train carriages to our hearts content. We also did the Domino Trail from the station to Lyonsville and back which is an easy 12 km return walk along the old railway line. Several railway bridges remain although two need to be detoured around now but are securely fenced off so safe for kids too. The kids will love it and it's free! It's also worth spending a bit longer in town and taking a walk down High Street to look at the antique and boutique stores with a detour to the RedBeard Bakery (the cafe is only open Friday to Monday though) down Wolff Lane.

So pretty & peaceful. Its a 6km walk 1 way

A historic and abandoned train station with some rolling stock such as old wagons etc still on rails.Worth a visit to teach your kids about the history of this Victorian township

Very unique history and character looks a good place to walk along shame I had to return to Melbourne. The twin I'd very nice must see waterfall

Very well maintained old train station with a lot of cool history to it.Has some old engines and carriages there with some other pieces around the yard. It also backs onto the Domino trail. So make a day of it check the lake out then come and have a look at the station and go for a walk on the Domino trail as far as Lyonsville if you wish.

Wonderful little town with a quaint and historic railway station. Well preserved and open to the public, the railway station is filled with old rolling stock and remnants of the original line. Every fourth Sunday they have a small market in the parking lot, with the restaurants and coffee shops only a short walk away. The station marks the beginning of the Domino Walk, a hour and a half walk along the old railway line to Lyonville.

So much fun. Will enjoy if you like pretending you're in the classic film Stand By Me.

We've been clambering all over these carriages since we were in nappies. Fun for all ages of kids, and interesting for adults. I've never seen the information centre actually open. Nice spot for a trail walk or bikeride too. Well maintained little spot.