Ride a restored 1937 caboose with cupola seating on the Swedesboro Local
50-60 Minutes
Up to 16 people
14-mile ride, Caboose seating
Ride in a restored 1937 caboose on the Swedesboro Local for a 50–60 minute round trip through Salem County. Sit in the upstairs cupola, cross Memorial Lake, and hear stories from the Trainmen along the way.
The restored rail cars are not accessible under Americans with Disabilities Act standards. The train horn or whistle sounds at all public road crossings and may be loud near the locomotive.
Tickets are nonrefundable. You may reschedule within 24 hours of purchase. No-shows are not eligible for refunds or rescheduling. The railroad reserves the right to alter schedules and itineraries, and substitute equipment as conditions demand.
The restored rail cars do not meet current Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility standards. You must climb 4–5 steps to board; handrails and staff are available to help.
Yes. The train is equipped with restrooms. At South Woodstown Station, restrooms are available in the form of a luxury restroom trailer, and there is also a port-o-potty.
Bring non-alcoholic drinks and light snacks. Use a lid or cap on all drinks to help prevent spills.
650 Alloway-Woodstown Road
This heritage railroad operation has built a loyal following through a thoughtful mix of themed excursions, from the popular Brew-to-Brew events and charcuterie rides to Santa trains and seasonal ramblers. Riders consistently praise the beautifully preserved and well-maintained vintage cars, with the 1931 first-class car earning particular admiration. The staff comes up frequently in reviews as friendly, professional, and genuinely passionate about what they do. A few practical notes worth knowing: the optional boxed meals from the onboard food vendor have received mixed feedback, so you may want to plan accordingly. Some riders also noted that it can be hard to hear the guide's commentary when the train gets noisy, which is worth keeping in mind if the historical narration is a draw for you. Overall, this feels like a labor of love run by real train enthusiasts, and that comes through in the experience. Repeat visitors are common, with many families and couples returning for multiple events across different seasons. If you're looking for a relaxed, scenic outing with a bit of novelty and charm, it's well worth booking ahead to catch one of their special events.
Did the mother's Day Express... wife and kids loved it
adam mierzejewski
May 10, 2026
Did the mother's Day Express... wife and kids loved it
adam mierzejewski
May 10, 2026