Hornsby Model Engineers Co-Op Ltd - Galston Valley Railway

A Model Engineering Club, nestled in the bushlands on the outskirts of Galston (in the Hornsby Shire, NSW). A picturesque miniature railway, with 1km of track winding throughout the bush and up the hills.

Train Rides!
Galston Valley Railway welcomes public visitors on the 2nd Sunday of each month.
Our next open day is Sunday, 10th August 2025.

Entry is by pre-purchased Entry tickets only.
For detailed conditions, and to book entry tickets, please see our booking page.

Hornsby Model Engineers Co-Operative Limited

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GALSTON VALLEY RAILWAY

We are a Model Engineering Club, near Hornsby NSW.
We have an extensive 5" gauge miniature railway, with a main-line length about 1 km, and running through a delightful natural bush setting.

Rides are available on our monthly Public Running Days.

We also have a large G1 layout which is being developed with scale buildings and which is a 'must see' when you visit.

Our most valuable resource is a very keen membership interested in many different aspects of model engineering.

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Train Rides!
Galston Valley Railway welcomes public visitors on the 2nd Sunday of each month.
Our next open day is Sunday, 10th August 2025.

Entry is by pre-purchased Entry tickets only.
For detailed conditions, and to book entry tickets, please see our booking page.

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New members are always welcome
If you have a passion for railways or an interest in any aspect of model engineering, please see our Members page. You don't need to be an accomplished engineer!

Please note: All train passengers must wear fully enclosed footware - not sandals or thongs!



We suggest you wear older clothes when visiting us.
We cannot be responsible for damage to clothing or personal property caused when visiting our bushland venue and / or riding on trains.



The Galston 500 is an exciting once a year event,
that raises money for research into finding a cure for Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
at The Westmead Institute for Medical Research.

It is an endurance event that sees a number of teams
operating 5 inch gauge miniature trains over a
combined total of 500 laps of the picturesque 1km track at
the Galston Valley Railway.

With plenty of entertainment planned for the day, both on and off the track, the public are welcome to come along, watch the challenge unfold,
cheer on the drivers, and even get a ride behind some of the participating locomotives, as it continues throughout the day.
Public Rides are available from 10am to 3pm


For more information go to https://www.galston500.com