I'm not all that sure what I expected from this railway station, but ever since I was a kid I…read morethought it was cool because it happens to be on a bridge over a main road. However, ever since I moved to Melbourne, that sort of thing never really stood out all that much any more. As for the station, yeah, it still brings back some memories, and I have to admit that it does happen to be pretty cool, even if there is a lack of facilities, as is generally expected with most stations in Adelaide.

Since it had been quite a while since I had last been down here, let alone lived here, I didn't…read morerealise that there were actually some nice stations in Adelaide. In fact, a part of me thought that they were all basically platforms with shelters. However, it probably should surprise me that there are actually some nice stations, especially along the line that heads towards Melbourne namely because these stations existed where there was some development back then. Anyway, this is one of those rather nice stations, and quite old as well. They even keep it in good nick, which is pretty good.

Yeah, this station is pretty tacky, but then again that is pretty much the case with literally 99%…read moreof Adelaide's railway stations. Mind you, it is sort of a terminus station, namely because there are some trains that stop here, and that is helpful because it is also a rather short walk down to the beach, making it one of the easiest beaches to get to in Australia as well. Yeah, this station is pretty convenient, even if it is rather tacky.

These days this station is really only for tourist trains. That doesn't mean that it is necessarily…read morebad, it is actually pretty cool. It is just a real shame that you can't actually catch a train from Adelaide down here so that you could have a day trip without needing to use cars. However, they have really kept this station in good nick, which is something that I particularly appreciate. Apparently there is also an Art Gallery located inside, however that wasn't open when we were there. Yeah, it's a pretty cool building.

It has been a very, very long time since the last train stopped here to let off passengers…read more However, despite that the railway station still remains, which is good because it is actually a really, really nice station, not like many of the others scattered about the Adelaide Metropolitan area. A part of me would really like the trains to start running through here again though.

I'm not really all that sure about the railway stations in Adelaide namely because they basically…read moreconsist entirely of a shelter and nothing more. Okay, they do have a departure board, but there is no ticket window, and there are certainly no restrooms either. Sure, the old shelter is still there, but once again it probably needs a bit of a makeover.

I would say that this is just another one of those Adelaide stations, but there is something about…read morethis place that does make it somewhat nicer that the other stations that I have visited, namely that it has a garden. Yeah, even though this is basically a one platform station, with the other platform in disrepair, the fact that they have gone to the effort to plant a nice garden here goes to show that some people, even if they are just the locals, do care about their railway stations.

This station is actually really new, but then again the entire development is quite new, namely…read morebecause it used to be a racecourse, but well, now it isn't. Anyway, this station is basically what you would expect from a station in Adelaide, and that is nothing much at all. It basically has a shelter, and a decently sized one at that, and a screen that tells you when the next train is coming along. Fortunately though, it does happen to be located near the shops, and buses also stop nearby as well.