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Government of Western Australia Whiteman Park

All aboard! Take a scenic vintage train ride through Whiteman Park’s protected banksia woodlands.

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Operating Hours

Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun + school holidays*
11am to 1pm (minimum times)
Closed Christmas Day

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Location

Village Junction Station
Mussel Pool Station

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Entrance Fees

Adults $10.00; Seniors $8.00
Children (4-14yrs) $5.00

The Bennett Brook Railway operates steam and diesel trains over six kilometres of 610mm narrow gauge track, providing a unique railway experience through the bushland of Whiteman Park.

While helping the organisation to preserve Western Australian railway heritage, visitors may be lucky enough to spot some of the Park's resident Western grey kangaroos and other native species.

On weekends and public holidays, services are half hourly from the Village Junction Station and hourly from Mussel Pool.

During the week, you can enjoy a scenic trip around the bushland loop, departing from the Village Junction Station on the hour on their operating days.

*Operating Hours

Wednesday and Thursday11.00am to 1.00pm
Saturday and Sunday11.00am to 4.00pm
public holidays11.00am to 4.00pm
school holidays11.00am to 3.00pm (weekdays only)

All Day Ticket prices

Adults$10.00
Seniors$8.00
Children
(4 -14 years)
$5.00
Children
- under 4 years
Free
Family (2A + 2C)$26.00
Person with Disability^

^Carers ride free with the Companion Card, 1:1 ratio.

$8.00
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The vintage train rides will not operate on higher fire danger days or during a Total Fire Ban or Harvest, Vehicle Movement Ban.

Please call us on 9209 6000 on the day of your visit if you wish to check whether they are operating or not. Fire ban closures may be indicated in our Stories on Facebook and Instagram.

Train ride - Steam train at station
Disability access accessible train carriage WEB
Bennett Brook Railway train ride in Whiteman Park

Whiteman Park and the Bennett Brook Railway reserve the right to alter attraction details without notice.

For more information about the vintage trains and their rollingstock collection, visit their website at www.bbr.org.au