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Steamtown National Historic Site
Plan Your Visit
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NPS Photo, Ken Ganz | Visitors disembark from one of Steamtown's seasonal excursion trains. Steamtown offers excursions to various destinations, using both steam and diesel-electric locomotives. |
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With a little advance planning, you can make the most of your trip to Steamtown. Be sure to check out the contents of Steamtown's website, especially the Things to Do, Things to Know Before You Come, and Directions. The answers to most visitor questions can be found here. If you can't find the information you are looking for, drop us an e-mail and we will be happy to help. (Due to heavy volumes and limited staffing, we cannot promise a response to every message received. Thank you for your understanding.)
The seasonal train schedule is available at the Ticket and Information booth (which is also where the Park Entrance Fee and fees for long and short train excursions are paid). Also, check at the Visitor Center Desk to learn about other programs that may be offered that day.
While the Park is open all year, some tours and all of the train rides are seasonal. Due to staffing and equipment availability, we post our tour and program schedule monthly. Each month's schedule is posted here about a week before the month begins. Note that all children 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult while at the Park and aboard train rides and excursions.
Enjoy your visit.
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Get directions to Steamtown by plane, bus or car. more... | | Ride a train and experience the past! Learn more about Steamtown's train rides and excursions. more... | | Steamtown's Junior Ranger Program and Discovery program. more... | | How do you change a steam engine's tire? This Virtual Tour tells the tale. more... | |
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Did You Know?
There are about 1,950 steam locomotives in the United States. About 250 of these are capable of running. At any given time, fewer than 100 can operate. Steamtown National Historic Site has three steam locomotives which can run.
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Last Updated: March 22, 2009 at 12:16 EST |