About
The Murwillumbah Visitor Information Centre is the Tweed's official accredited visitor centre, now based at the historic Murwillumbah Railway Station on Tweed Valley Way — right at the trail head of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail. The centre moved here from the former World Heritage Rainforest Centre, which was repeatedly flood-damaged and has since been removed as part of the Budd Park upgrade.
Staff and volunteers help visitors and locals with maps, brochures, accommodation ideas and tips on what to see and do across Murwillumbah, the Tweed Valley and the wider region — from Wollumbin (Mount Warning) and the rainforest to galleries, markets and the rail trail itself. Entry is free and the centre is open seven days a week.
Best For
Getting local advice, maps and brochures for the Tweed Valley and Rail Trail, right at the Murwillumbah trail head.
Good to Know
TypeVisitor information centre
StatusOfficial accredited VIC
LocationMurwillumbah Railway Station
AtRail Trail trail head
EntryFree
Open7 days
Opening Hours
Monday:9am-3pm
Tuesday:9am-3pm
Wednesday:9am-3pm
Thursday:9am-3pm
Friday:9am-3pm
Saturday:9am-1pm
Sunday:9am-1pm
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the visitor centre?
It's at the historic Murwillumbah Railway Station on Tweed Valley Way in South Murwillumbah, at the trail head of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail.
What can the centre help with?
Maps, brochures, accommodation suggestions and ideas for things to do across Murwillumbah, the Tweed Valley and the wider region, including Wollumbin (Mount Warning) and the Rail Trail.
Is there a cost to visit?
No — the visitor information centre is free to visit.
What are the opening hours?
The centre is open seven days a week: 9am to 3pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 1pm on weekends.