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Whistle Stop at Deloraine Train Park

by Matt Taylor
02/11/2023
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Deloraine Train Park, nestled in the heart of picturesque Deloraine, is a delightful and cherished community space. This unique park pays homage to the town’s rich railway heritage, offering an enchanting blend of history, recreation, and natural beauty.

The Playground

Deloraine Train Park fenced playground
Seating in the shade under an old pine tree at Deloraine Train Park.
Flying Fox, circular swing and another plaything

At the heart of Deloraine Train Park stands an iconic steam locomotive, reminiscent of the town’s railroading past. This well-preserved vintage locomotive serves as a captivating centerpiece, capturing the imagination of visitors and locals alike. The park also features a charming picnic area, where families and friends can gather for leisurely lunches while basking in the tranquil surroundings.

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The park’s lush greenery and scenic riverfront location provide a serene backdrop for casual strolls or peaceful moments of reflection. The gentle flow of the Meander River, accompanied by the harmonious sound of native birdlife, creates an ambiance of tranquility.

The slide and playground equipment

Deloraine Train Park is not merely a tribute to the past, but a vibrant space for the present and future. It hosts community events, picnics, and the occasional live music performance, fostering a sense of togetherness and belonging. With its accessibility, natural beauty, and historical significance, Deloraine Train Park epitomises the charm and community spirit that define this quaint Tasmanian town.

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What can I find at the park?

For those seeking a family-friendly picnic or barbecue experience, the park features well-maintained BBQ facilities, making it an ideal spot for social events. Nearby public toilets equipped with baby-changing facilities ensure the convenience of parents.

Some of the play equipment is child-proof fenced off from the road, giving some peace of mind for the adults. Equipment includes slides, swings, flying fox and a connect four game.

There is a water bubbler for those who get thirsty. And the Meander River walking track runs right by the park.

Where is Deloraine Train Park?

Just near the Meander River at the bottom of Deloraine’s main street – Emu Bay road. The walking track along

Matt Taylor

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