In 2005 the Heritage Council assessed the Railway Station Building and the original Goods Shed, both of which are being heritage listed along with the trees along the railway which were planted in the early 1900's.   Confirmation of this is still outstanding.

The Heritage Council describes the Kojonup Tourist Railway as:

Comprising loading platform and 5 ton crane (c. 1912), Goods Shed (1922), Statoin Building (1925),  Bus Shed (1943), wool loading polatform, mature trees and historic rail vehicles.  The Station Building is a single storey timber framed weatherboard building with a gabled tiled roof, in the Interwar Queen Anne style.  It has timber framed doors, windows and timber verhandah with a decorative timber valance on the track side elevation.  The chimney is rendered.  Scales are extant under the verandah.