Port St Mary railway station, with its associated goods shed, sits on Station Road as an intermediate stop on the Isle of Man Steam Railway's southern line, between Douglas and Port Erin. The station remains in regular use today as part of the surviving heritage railway timetable that runs trains to Port Erin, one of only two lines to survive from the island's once-extensive Victorian steam network. Its goods shed is a reminder of the station's original role moving freight as well as passengers through the village.