Pine Creek Railway Station and Train Museum

The Pine Creek Railway Station and Train Museum is a heritage-listed railway precinct on Railway Terrace in Pine Creek, Northern Territory, about 90 km north of Katherine. Built in 1888-1889 as the terminus of the Palmerston to Pine Creek narrow-gauge line to serve the Pine Creek goldfields, it preserves the original station building, locomotive and rolling stock. The volunteer-run museum displays railway memorabilia and illustrates the North Australia Railway's role in mining and wartime history.

Visitors can explore the restored 1880s station building, platform and yard on Railway Terrace. The precinct includes a preserved steam locomotive (NF5), carriages and wagons, railway artefacts, photographs and interpretive displays inside the station. The setting is an open, grassy heritage precinct with historic buildings, shade shelters and information boards. Visitors can walk around the yard, view rolling stock up close and learn about the gold rush and North Australia Railway through self-guided viewing.