Roundhouse Park and the Toronto Railway Museum

The Toronto Railway Museum is a great little spot for families with young kids. The staff are friendly and welcoming, creating a warm atmosphere. Inside, there are some interesting exhibits for learning about trains, and my kids enjoyed exploring the old trains. While the indoor space is somewhat limited, it offers valuable educational experiences. The outdoor area is fantastic, providing a free and active space for kids to run around and play. Overall, it’s a nice place for a couple of hours of fun and learning, especially if you’re looking for a family-friendly outing.
Mandy D - a week ago

This small museum when I first found it felt like a hidden treasure in Toronto, where it told about the local railway history in the city and I got to see the collection of rolling stock they have at the Roundhouse Park. Plus, you can book one of the tours they have during the day and we got a closer look at the big steam locomotive they have. Also, don't be a dummy and climb on the roof of the train for no good reason like that shirtless man or you will be taken care of by the police.
Hello Ness - 4 weeks ago

There's plenty to see and look at outside the roundhouse at this Railroad museum. Run by local enthusiasts, it's got a small area inside one of the stalls that is the actual museum. This has a small entry fee. It houses historic artefacts, pictures, equipment and stories about the railroad companies that used the roundhouse. The locos outside are accessible for photos, except the large steam loco. Worth a visit for any Railroad enthusiast.
Brian Alexander Elder - 4 weeks ago

The museum was a little under-maintained and small but the exhibits were amazing. The exhibits include images, engine models, various kinds of memorabilia. An english documentary about the development of the Vancouver to Toronto line also runs in one section. The best part about the museum experience was the thorough explanation given by a locomotive pilot about a steam engine right next to it. His presentation style and standing next to the engine itself is highly recommended. Very Good Value for Money.
Saksham Julka - a month ago

The free outdoor area is neat, with a decently diverse collection of locomotives and rolling stock. The paid indoor section is extremely small and not really worth the money. There is a driving simulator inside which is fairly popular as well as a small collection of model trains on static display. There is also a vintage passenger car of historical significance you can enter, however most of the interior is closed off to the public.
Valve Anti-Cheat - 4 months ago