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Town Train Set

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$58.79 $83.99 In stock

Connect the track, place the train, and a whole town takes shape. Children lay the route, build out the scenery and send the train chugging through a place they invented, then pull it apart and start somewhere new.

Open-ended by nature, the set rewards planning and replanning as much as playing. Every build is a fresh map, and every map is a new story waiting to roll.

Compatible with wooden track from most major brands, so it slots into a collection a child already has.

What's in the box

  • Wooden train
  • Connecting track pieces
  • Town scenery pieces

Skills & development

Laying track builds spatial reasoning and planning. Explore the full range of wooden train sets and accessories, browse movement and vehicle toys, or see wooden toys for 3 years and up.

Product details

  • Material: Sustainably sourced wood, non-toxic paint
  • Safety: ASTM F963 certified
  • Recommended age: 3 years+
  • Dimensions: 31.5 x 32.48 x 4.13"
  • Weight: 5.36 lbs
  • Assembly: Simple self-assembly required

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward V. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old spent a solid hour laying out the track in a loop around the living room, then rebuilt the whole town a different way before dinner. Everything pulls apart without a fight, which matters when cleanup time comes.

Samuel Q. ★★★★★

The little plastic connectors snap together and pull apart so easily that my 6-year-old can rebuild the whole town by herself. She's spent two rainy afternoons sending the train past the little station and houses she arranged, then tearing it all down to start over.

Steven ★★★★★

My 4-year-old builds a new track layout every single morning, and the wooden pieces snap together tight enough that it survives her little brother crawling through it. The town scenery pieces are what really sold me, she names every building before the train even starts moving.