Noojee Heritage Centre - Noojee (VIC)

5 /5 Xiaoli Jiang: The centre brings the areas timber and railroad history to life, giving us a glimpse into the lives and culture of the people who lived in the area in the past. Stop here for a walk, picnic or coffee, enjoy the views of the valley, meet the friendly people and get away from it all.

5 /5 Matt Turner: Picnic area and cafe at what would have been the end of the railway line at Noojee until 1954. Cafe has indoor and outdoor seating offering snacks, coffee and a range of locally sourced gifts. And outside on the railway station platform a static goods train made up of old carriages and a 1950s steam engine completes the heritage vibe. Can park your car a couple of minutes walk away. What a lovely peaceful relaxing place for a coffee and sit-down. Recommended.

5 /5 Yong Kim: Noojee Heritage Centre is a small but fascinating museum that showcases the rich history of the Noojee area, particularly its logging and railway heritage. We can enjoy nice coffee there

4 /5 Zeno Freelander: Absolutely loved my visit to this historical steam train station! The volunteers here are incredibly warm, friendly, and full of fascinating information about the train and local history. Their passion truly brings the past to life and makes the experience memorable. Whether you’re a train enthusiast or just looking for a unique day out, this place is a must-visit. Thank you to the amazing volunteers for your dedication and storytelling – it made all the difference!

4 /5 Kerbray: An interesting little place to stop by when driving through. You can board the train which is often burning material to generate steam, and theres a small museum with lots of information inside one of the rooms. Not far to the trestle bridge from here, which is heavily referenced within this Heritage Centre as a local point of interest nearby. Great way to spend 10-15 minutes when passing through.