Eda Mccormick Park

It was amazing! The park is well maintained & clean. Kids were having fun. Walking through the Pullman train was a treat to see how the upper class got to travel in the 1930's. Great antiques in the mini museums shows just how far civilization has advanced too.

Probably one of the most entertaining places especially for kids and adults that love trains. Its free for everyone except for the rides which is $3 per person (which isn’t that bad). The miniature trains area was definitely our favorite as well as the vintage train tour. The kids love it so much! The train ride had a long line since its the Holidays and everyone wants to ride. It was worth the wait and was a cool experience. Next year we will definitely try the night train ride.

This is a nice park for bringing the kids because of the train rides and playground. Train rides are affordable at$3 per person and the wait in line isn’t very long. Kids under two ride free. Fairly large area with playground and grassy area for kids to play and run around. It does get busy with lots of people though.

ADORABLE & HISTORIC! I've never been more wow'd at a local park than I've been here at McCormick-Stillman. The history, atmosphere, and train culture were very healing for me. I needed a day in the park and this place reset my spirit. I enjoyed getting to tour ACTUAL train cars and cabins! The trains are beautiful, you get the feel of the old Western Railway life. I went during Winter Break and there was tons of kids. None of them were annoying and they kept to themselves. I LOVED seeing families enjoy themselves and admiring the trains around them. I came with my parents as we heard wonderful things about this park. We drew closer with this experience, we even had a few snacks and chat on a park bench. The park was very grounding for us. My Mom spotted a art display where patrons can add their names as a momento, I think you can add your name for a price! McCormick Stillman has clean restrooms, a gift shop, playgrounds, two indoor play spaces, a small train ride, and a concession/snack store. Some of the staff were god awful at their jobs (rude, checked-out, or grumpy) but not even they could mess up the experience for me. I'm looking at you older Caucasian lady at the last train car and mini-museum, please check your face. Lol. Overall, this park is EXCELLENT. It’s huge and there’s tons to do for families. Even us adults had plenty to do, this is a very educational environment. Note: Parking is FREE!

McCormick Rail Road was very lovely in its Holiday decoration. But almost triple the price during holidays than regular days, lines were really long that was hard on kiddos. There wasn't enough s'more toasting burners. Staff in train museum was not so friendly. The train ride was the High light but we had to come in the day time to ride it, They do have a great day train center for kids that's roaming enough for a adult to play with there child that was awesome!.. displays of the history of trains was everywhere, train shop was quaint but could have more. Trying to get in to see Santa was not gonna happen. The small snack shop was pretty good and had the best pretzels, variety of drink and snacks.