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  • Next running day: February 6, 2022

    PRE-BOOKED TICKETS ONLY GET YOUR TICKETS HERE
    Gates open 1:30-4:30 | Entry $9 | Please wear fully-enclosed shoes
    The wearing of masks is mandatory for all persons over 12 years of age at SASMEE Park and in the entrance queue.
    1.5m social distancing | Trains cleaned regularly | Wash your hands

SASMEE Park is open on the first Sunday and third Saturday of the month, except for December when we open only on the first Sunday.

Doors open: 1:30pm
Stations open: 2:00pm
Stations close: 4:30 pm

Park entry fee: $7 for adults and children over 2yrs
Rides are free – have as many as you want!

  • COVID-19 Social Distancing applies to all areas of the park

    Help us to help you to stay safe! Remember 1.5 metres social distancing.
    The wearing of masks is mandatory for all persons over 12 years of age at SASMEE Park and in the entrance queue.
    Cover your cough! Wash your hands with soap & water! Use hand sanitiser!
    The COVIDSafe app is for your benefit and is recommended.

Upcoming Public Running Days

Please Note:

For safety reasons, SASMEE Park may not open due to inclement weather.
We will not open on days where the Adelaide BOM forecast is 35C or over, or when there is an extreme weather warning applied to Adelaide, issued at 1800hr the day before the run day.

Please check this website or our Facebook page for updates.

  • Please remember:

    Our steam engines are real, and create real sparks, soot and steam.
    You must wear fully-enclosed footwear - you might get dirty!

Running days

  • 🚂 February 6, 2022
    (2 weeks from now)

  • 🚂 February 19, 2022
    (4 weeks from now)

  • 🚂 March 6, 2022
    (1 month from now)

Running days

  • 🚂 February 6, 2022
    (2 weeks from now)

  • 🚂 February 19, 2022
    (4 weeks from now)

  • 🚂 March 6, 2022
    (1 month from now)

About SASMEE

The first meeting of the Incorporated South Australian Society of Model Engineers was held in 1927. A prominent early member was Fred Hercus; the Hercus name will be known to most who formerly studied metal work in schools and colleges as most training lathes carried the Hercus brand, they were built in Adelaide.

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Contact Us

SASMEE Lane, Millswood, South Australia

(08) 7123 6423

contact@sasmee.org.au

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