WOODSTOWN TRAIN FIELD GUIDE
A 75‑Minute Fall Run Along Oldmans Creek: Woodstown’s Coach‑Seated Excursion
A 75‑minute, 14‑mile round‑trip coach train departing downtown Woodstown that crosses Oldmans Creek Trestle, skirts Memorial Lake and pauses at South Woodstown during the annual Fall Fest.
A 75‑Minute Fall Run Along Oldmans Creek: Woodstown’s Coach‑Seated Excursion.
This coach excursion from West Wilson Ave. in downtown Woodstown is a concise, 75‑minute round trip that threads historic track across the Oldmans Creek Trestle and along Memorial Lake. Trainmen narrate the experience of rail travel from nearly a century ago, and the train makes a brief layover at South Woodstown Station so passengers can visit the Gift Shop and step into the bustle of Woodstown’s Fall Fest.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Oldmans Creek Trestle and Memorial Lake
The route includes a notable crossing of the Oldmans Creek Trestle and stretches beside Memorial Lake, offering a short but scenic window into southern New Jersey’s riverside landscape on a 75‑minute, 14‑mile round trip.
Coach Class: Economical, Reversing Seats and Open Windows
Coach class provides comfortable flip‑over (reversing) seats, opening windows for a breeze and heating in winter — the railroad’s standard, economical seating option suited to families and groups.
Fall Fest Layover and Gift Shop Stop
During Woodstown’s Fall Fest the train pauses at South Woodstown Station for a brief layover so passengers can disembark to visit the Gift Shop, stretch their legs, and take part in the town’s craft vendors, live music, and seasonal contests.
What the day feels like
What the excursion feels like
Boarding from downtown Woodstown, the coach‑seated train departs close to its scheduled time for a relaxed loop through historic track. The ride is narrated by trainmen who place the line in its regional context, the train makes a short South Woodstown stop for a quick stretch and Gift Shop visit, then returns to the downtown station for disembarkation.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this excursion suits — and when to consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Non‑alcoholic drinks and light snacks are permitted aboard; please ensure drinks have a lid or cap to prevent spilling. Alcohol is only allowed on specific special event trains.
Coach class provides reversing seats and opening windows; cars are heated in winter.
The train is equipped with restrooms; there is also a port‑o‑potty at South Woodstown Station during the layover.
Arrive at the Downtown Woodstown station on West Wilson Ave. 20–30 minutes prior to your scheduled departure. Check‑in and boarding begin approximately 15 minutes before departure.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Do all passengers need a ticket?
Yes. All passengers require a ticket; children’s tickets are categorized as 4–12 (Child) and 0–3 (Toddler).
Is there a bathroom on the train?
Yes — the train is equipped with restrooms. A port‑o‑potty is also available at South Woodstown Station.
Are pets allowed on the train?
Only registered service animals are permitted aboard the train.
Do you operate during bad weather?
The railroad makes every attempt to operate in all weather; in extreme conditions the railroad will cancel operations and notify guests in advance via email, the homepage and social media.
Can I bring my own food and drinks?
Non‑alcoholic drinks and light snacks are allowed; to prevent spills please ensure all drinks have a lid or cap.
Can I bring alcohol on the train?
Alcohol is only permitted onboard during specific events such as Brew to Brew or BYO and Cheese trains.