We were debating between visiting this museum or choo choo barn, but decided on this museum and we glad we did, beside it's cheaper. The place is not huge, I think 1 hour will be enough to explore. They have trains toy to play with,...More

We stopped by the National Toy Train Museum recently. It is a small museum. It has one huge room with about 6 train displays with different size and make toy trains. The displays are neat and they are interactive. My kids enjoyed hitting the buttons...More

A collection of trains and layouts donated from private citizens to showcase a great hobby. Loved this place, going in and seeing all the different locomotives and rolling stock from Ho scale to G scale makes you feel instantly like a kid again and brings...More

We are traveling with our 4 & 6 year olds and decided to try out this little museum since we’re staying next door at the Red Caboose Motel (see other review.) I was a bit nervous about taking the little ones there, especially since it’s...More

Perfect for kids of all ages! Displays of toy trains through the ages. Great if you want to learn their history and great if all you want to do is push buttons and watch lights go on, people move, trains go under and over bridges,...More

My 4 year old loved this place. He especially liked that he could push a button on many of the displays and to operate the trains. We tried to use the app to operate the trains but it didn't work for us.

Touring the area with another couple this time we stopped here. The place has added new attractions including a real neat display that you can control with a smartphone! The building as usual is well maintained and very clean. The staff although not many are...More