A well put together model train track with historically accurate towns, roads and building…read morestructures of the Monterey County train routes circa 1950s. Quite fun to see the attention to detail. The miniatures are so fun to look at. They have a caboose, engine, mail car and an ice freight car with a nice video of the packing practices of local produce over the years. We had a great time talking with Brenda, and then with her husband Mike, who has done much of the restorations and has worked to get the museum to be what it is today. We had a great time.

Been there many times now with our kids, who love the model train, wooden toy trains, while adults…read moreenjoy the history and culture that can be learned from all the dedicated enthusiasts and volunteers.

Caltrain serves dozens of stations between San Francisco and Gilroy* on weekdays. I usually drop…read moreoff/pick up friends to San Jose Diridon. From this station, it is a convenient way to travel north to San Francisco or SFO International by getting off at Milbrae and taking BART to the airport. Just another way of commuting.

Station is clean and airy. Commend the cleaning ladies for the constant cleaning of the rest rooms…read more No aircon but on the day I was there there was a breeze and it cool. Problem with this station is that there are no vending machines and not knowing the area. Hard to venture out with luggage in tow to look for edibles. No luggage check ins here. My bus was delayed but no announcements were made. A lady employee finally came out to tell passengers there is delay due to traffic but no eta for bus. After that, no more updates. Bus came 1 1/2 hours later with passengers standing around. Where was the customer service? This station. Is not busy with lines of passengers making inquiries and there were two employees.

We came downtown to get some coffee and do some shopping. There's is street parking,but it's hit or…read moremiss if you can find a spot. We usually go to the many public parking lots. Theses can fill up on days when there's a event going on. They have a wide variety of restaurants and places to eat. We chose Manresa for a quick snack. My personal opinion, I feel Campbell has better food options than Willow Glen.

Downtown Campbell always has a lot going on whether it be food and dining, "Pizza, Italian…read morerestaurants, sushi, Mexican food, local bar, etc. or the farmers market every Sunday, once a year car show, October festival, Christmas festival and more. It's a great place to hang out, grab an ice cream or coffee and just walk around and hang out for a while and check out the plethora of shops. The vibe and atmosphere of downtown Campbell is fantastic! "Note if you can't find parking on the street..... they have a big "no charge" parking garage located on 2nd Street.

I took Amtrak my first and last trip. Value is not there. Too expensive for what you get. The worst…read moreare employees. Couldn't believe the rudeness. They are rude even in lounges at the stations. Funny how they have tip jars. They make between $700-$800 on 24 hour trip where 8 hours they are just sleeping. And yet they want to be tipped. Never again.

This Amtrak station is beautiful. It is pretty clean considering how many people travel through…read morehere daily. There are "regulars" who camp here, but security does a decent job of keeping them chill. I'm here often to ride the coast starlight 11 and 14 trains, so I know several of the workers and regulars.

This is my go to station!…read more Its the last stop in San Jose before going down to Gilroy so when I take it to the city I'm literally the first and last stop. Yes it can be a long ride but that's why you take the bullet (which makes less stops.) Advantages: - If you live in South SJ you can get to this Cal Train station without the fwy. I take Almaden Expressway all the way down there. - FREE PARKING! Which is WAY better than $4 a day at DT SJ Diridon Station. This is great since sometimes I spend the night in the city and have left my car and its been fine. - Plenty of parking. Even when you get to the station somewhat late you can park your car in the dirt area like others do. Be careful of the deep holes tho! Don't mess up your car. - Right next to VTA for those people that take the Light Rail Disadvantages: - No restrooms - It gets really deserted at times and I've seen shattered glass before (thinking someone's car got broken into) - Not all trains go to Tamien so sometimes I do have to suck it up and drive to the DT station

I was reluctant at first to park here due to several mentions of cars being broken into, but they…read moredo offer valid advice - don't leave any valuables in the car! There's never any parking on the other side of the train station (on Lick Ave, with the children's center), however, there is ample parking on the other side near the Hwy 87 entrance. Relatively easy trek to and from South Jose and like everyone mentioned, it's free! Saves me so much on gas when driving to Palo Alto. Make sure to always have a CalTrain Station Time Table to know exactly what train is arriving, departing and where it's potentially headed.

Great station stop, it can get a bit dirty outside because of homeless people hanging about…read moresometimes but they're chill most of the time. This place has cool old trains to photograph and a little train museum open on the weekend. Great for kids. Bathrooms are pretty clean and lots of places to sit and wait inside. I like the overhead area, great for when it's raining and the service is good. They have a kiosk last I checked and the employees are efficient.

An eight minute stop on the northbound trip of the Coast Starlight Amtrak from Los Angeles to…read moreSeattle, the Salinas station is an important station for folks to use in the Northern California/Monterey County area to go down to LA or further north. Salinas was the final stop on Day 1 of our trip before the sun set. It was designated as a smoke break stop, so was able to get off to look around. Our attendant used a distinctive yellow step stool to make it easier to get off, but also to find our way back to the right sleeping car.