Archer Park Rail Museum
Rail museum · Rockhampton City ·

Archer Park Rail Museum

Rail museum · Rockhampton City ·

Museum of vintage trains, trams, and transport memorabilia

steam tram ride
knowledgeable guides
heritage listed station
interactive experiences
cafe onsite
family friendly
wheelchair accessible
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null
Archer Park Rail Museum by null

Information

51-87 Denison St, Rockhampton City QLD 4700, Australia Get directions

Restroom
Family friendly
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom

Information

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51-87 Denison St, Rockhampton City QLD 4700, Australia Get directions

+61 7 4922 2774
archerparkrailmuseum.com
@archerparkrail
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Features

•Restroom
•Family friendly
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Jan 28, 2026

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Ross D.

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This is really a must visit Museum in Rockhampton although check the visiting times for when the iconic Tram runs which I think is only when it opens on Sunday mornings. It does open at other times during the week but I don’t think the tram runs on weekdays. However, the Archer Park Rail Museum is a heritage-listed former railway station showcasing Queensland’s rail history and the rare Purrey Steam Tram, the only fully restored example of its kind in the world. The station was built between 1897–1908, and was originally known as Archer Park Railway Station. The displays on the platform and in the Old offices which include the station Masters office have a number of interactive experiences and there are life like models on the station platform itself. It is a real step back in time and reminiscent of the days when this was an important war time transit point. We were lucky enough to enjoy a short tram ride just before the museum closed. And the volunteers running the Museum were really enthusiastic & very informative.

Kelvin J.

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We loved our visit here soaking in how travelling by trains was done in a bygone era and all the effort needed to make it happen! This railway station was constructed in the same architecturally pleasing style as the ones in Mt Morgan, Emerald, and Longreach. There are plenty of volunteers around to answer any questions and do guided tours for groups. There is a Cafe on-site to provide refreshments if required. Allow at least an hour to enjoy this experience.

Graeme F.

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A really well done museum explaining the history of railways in the area On Sunday they run a historical steam tramway tour in an original steam powered tram, the only one of it’s type still working worldwide There are many other interesting exhibits in the museum and it is well worth a visit

Coffee Chill T.

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If like me, you luv trains and trams, then you will be in Nirvana here. ✅ An awesome museum, where you can literally get hands-on with the exhibits, climbing aboard decommissioned trains and trams, as well as related operating systems, at this beautifully presented retired station. Just fantastic and I will be back ... 🚃 🚂

Brian and Diane H.

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Great staff and lots to look to at. The steam tram was well worth a look. It doesn’t go very far week days, if you want to ride the tram your better to go on the weekend.

JAN K.

Google
I brought my group of older folk here for a tour and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Enthusiastic and knowledgeable guides showed us many interesting features of Rockhampton's railway history and brought the stories to life with great commentary. Getting up into the carriages and the Purrey Tram was fabulous - a real walk back in time. Highly recommend a visit to this unique museum

Ben & Nicky B

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A really great little spot if you’re visiting Rockhampton! The Museum is full of character and gives you a fun, easy way to step back in time. Wonderful history lesson.

Kang Wei L.

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Visited this small cosy museum on my 50th birthday. Had the fun of sitting in a steam engine driven tram that's about 100 years old! It was a short 10mins ride up and down the short track but mades me feeling excited like a kid. LOL.. the rest of the exhibits were old but worth reading about some of the station's history. Go only on Sunday if you want a ride on the tram.