Illawarra Live Steamers Home Page




The Illawarra Live Steamers is a non-profit organisation that operates a miniature (5") railway across from Stuart Park at North Wollongong, N.S.W., Australia.
On the 4th Sunday of each month (except December) we open our gates to give the public train rides and access to our beautiful park and BBQ facilities.


Safety regulation require EVERYONE riding the trains to wear enclosed footwear. Persons in bare feet or wearing thongs, sandals or open toe footware will NOT be permitted on the train.

We run Steam Trains. They are HOT! They emit steam, oil, sparks and hot cinders so do not wear good clothes.


Thank you for visiting our website, hopefully you will find it interesting and helpful in answering any questions you may have about our organisation. Click here to add our site to your favourites.


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The top left picture shows you a random picture from our grounds. To see all 30 pictures, download the Cab Ride


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Most weeks I write a paragraph or two about what is going on at the track in the News page. If you want any more info, please send me an email.


Whenever I have some suitable photos, I will put them up so you can see what we do in our club. Use the Picture Menu in the left hand margin.


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So, you are looking for a hobby and want to join us.
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To see what the weather is like in Wollongong, click here for a web cam of Thirroul Beach

Not much happens in August. The only problem we have is the August Winds that cause a lot of debris around the track. It takes a lot of time keeping our track in pristine condition.

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Link of the day: Dorrigo Steam Trains Museum  

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