Very family oriented...took trolley ride and stopped at pumpkin patch and could get pumpkin (included with fee for museum). Could paint pumpkin when returned if want. There were hotdogs and snacks for purchase and old trolleys to walk around and look at. Very reasonable and nice place to visit.

This is one of the standout experiences from our holiday. The museum is spread over a large area and we saw trolley cars and busses through the ages, including a Glasgow tram. We visited the restoration workshop and saw several trams at various stages of build. We had a ride in a trolley car on the museum’s track. We were there on a fund raising day and owners were giving rides on a pump car and speeders, rail vehicles used to transport railway workers. We had a ride on both. A great day out!

It had rained heavily overnight, and more was forecast, so we were looking for somewhere to visit other than the beach or a walk. And thank goodness we did. This excellent museum has been built up and run by enthusiasts and volunteers since 1939, with a wonderful collection of trolleys from the region, across the US, and even a couple from the UK! It is a place that feels loved and looked after. The displays are interesting and informative and many of the trolleys can be explored. You can ride the 1.5 mile line into the countryside on a vintage trolley, as many times as you like for the incredibly reasonable price of admission. And the volunteers who narrate the trip and chat with interested visitors are welcoming and entertaining. Oh... and on the way back to the car park there's a newly added exhibit consisting of a large model railway (sorry... railroad) lovingly constructed by a married couple over many years. What more could you ask for? There were visitors of all ages, all appearing to enjoy their visit just as much as we did.

I grew up in the 40s 50s and 60s in a town outside of Boston. Used the trolleys and trackless trolleys regularly. This visit brought back so many memories. One trolley actually had a destination for Davis Square, Highland Ave route. I traveled this route so many times. Enjoyed the trolley ride and found out the conductor once worked in Lowell and knew a friend of mine. Small world. Also enjoyed the info on the elevated mta line. Also used that often. A touch of nostalgia for me. Loved seeing the old renovated vehicles. Spent a couple of hours there. Worth the trip for sure. You’ll enjoy this, especially if you lived in the Boston Area.

A fun couple hours including two rides on different vintage trolley cars narrated by jovial conductors, as well as many antique trolley cars in various stages of restoration including the streetcar named Desire. Clearly a labor of love to keep this sweet museum chugging along. They offer Halloween and Christmas themed trolley rides. Recommend as part of a day visit to the Kennebunkport area.