Frequently Asked Questions

Our trains are free to ride for the general public. However, since we are a 501 c 3 non profit organization run by volunteers, we greatly appreciate any donations from our visitors to cover train and track maintenance.

Visitors will need to complete and sign our temporary daily membership form when they arrive at the park.  This simply covers visitors under our insurance policy for the day and allows them to take train rides throughout the park.  For liability reasons, visitors will be required to complete and sign the form each separate day that you visit the park.

Visitors are welcome to bring their own food and drink to the park and are responsible for their own cleanup. Picnic tables, benches and restrooms are also available for use at the park.  Pets are allowed as long as visitors clean up after them.

There is a parking lot at the end of Oak Avenue in front of the entrance to the park (before Kazuba's recycling)

If you would like to bring your own train/locomotive to the park, (steam, gas or battery) please contact Tim Lovingham at 609-234-6218 to let us know.  

Steam locomotive owners MUST show a current certification of a passed/satisfactory hydrostatic test and/or certificate of current boiler inspection, if applicable to run the train at the park. NO EXCEPTIONS

Unfortunately we DO NOT offer any camping hook ups however there are several campgrounds close to the park that offer this.