The village itself features 50 original and recreated buildings, many of which are open for your perusal. 
As Coal Creek is primarily an outdoor living museum many buildings house static displays which showcase our priceless collection of objects from yesteryear.
Among the exhibits you can experience the clanging of a working printing press, the fashion experience of O'Gilpins drapery or browse through the wide range in Devlin's General Store.

Open all year 'round on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 10 am to 4.30 pm, except Good Friday and Christmas Day.
Open seven days during school holidays from 10 am to 4.30 pm

The Great Southern Rail Trail is a walking, cycling and horse riding trail in beautiful South Gippsland, which extends for some 50 kilometres from Leongatha to Foster, via Koonwarra, Meeniyan, Stony Creek, Boys, Fish Creek and Hoddle.

The Rail Trail follows the route of the Great Southern Railway, which in its heyday extended as far east as Yarram.

The Rail Trail is gently undulating with a smooth gravel surface and travels though open farmland and pasture, remnant native vegetation and secondary bush regrowth.

Spectacular views of Corner Inlet with the peaks of Wilsons Promontory away to the south may be seen between Fish Creek and Foster.

The Leongatha end of the Rail Trail is located just 120 kilometres south-east of Melbourne.

The Rail Trail is a great recreational facility to use in country Victoria either for a day trip or you could spend a few days discovering the Promontory Coast's other attractions such as Wilsons Promontory National Park and Agnes Falls.