What a wonderful experience for the young and old alike. Just a short ride into the country then stopping at a lovely festive area. Every one can take one pumpkin, enjoy a free cookie and apple cider. Go through a maze, have your face painted, bowl with a pumpkin and have your photo taken. So much fun. The staff, from checking in, on the train and at the park, were all very nice!

I took my grandkids on this for a Sunday afternoon and it was so fun. Great gift shop at the train station. The scavenger hunt added to the fun. These train stops at a pumpkin patch and everyone gets a pumpkin. Great photo opps and cookies and cider.

If you want a great family trip this is the place to go, we had a man name Bob on our train car that was on his 90th birthday and the whole car sang happy birthday. Had a fantastic time, will go back. All the staff were exceptional and very friendly.

Fun steam train ride from Holidaysburg to Martinsburg. The seats were very comfortable for the 2.5 hour trip. We purchased our tickets online and the procedure was seamless and easy (of course, there are the usual service fees, but that's everywhere now!) The ride itself was made very enjoyable by the intermittent, highly enlightening commentary presented by Max, our conductor. He's a gem! The property and train were lovely and clean and seasonally decorated. There was 1940s swing music played at a enjoyable level throughout the trip when Max wasn't narrating which added to the ambience without being annoying. The only downside were our fellow riders who tramped back and forth through the four cars continuously, slamming doors and shouting at each other as they attempted to take pictures, detracting from an otherwise pleasant trip.

The Rails and Ales trip was fantastic, Forbes Trail Brews were tasty and well-presented. We got to learn about the three different samples that were provided and able to purchase additional drinks. The atmosphere on the train was beautiful with fall decorations and the staff was attentive. Thanks to all for a great adventure.

Spectacular trip to the end of the line at Martinsburg, Pa. Beautiful scenes of the farms and mountains. Spotless station and cars. The 1920 steam locomotive No. 11 functioned flawlessly. Staff was uniformly friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. And focused on safety, like all good railroaders.

Love the Everett Railroad experiences! Plus beautiful restoration of the cars! Most recently we took our littlest grandkids (boys) on the Superhero train. They had so much fun! The Superheroes and staff were so friendly! My only suggestion would be to add more heroes, we only had three. Also no stop or treats on this train. At this price, I think there should have been something like that. We’ve been on numerous trains with different themes and always enjoy!!

A very enjoyable ride. Wonderfully restored steam locomotive and refurbished & comfortable passenger cars. Train & station staff were friendly and informative. Conductor offered fun & historic commentary along the trip. For extra reasonable charge ($13) bought pre-packaged lunch with drink & snacks in commemorative tote. Well worth it!

One of the very best historic train excursions I've been on. ALL the people (ticketing, gift shop, conductor, 'dining car', and train personnel) were absolutely wonderful. (and rest rooms?) Spotless. Our excursion featured on train beverages (beer, wine, soft drinks, snacks, and ice cream! I bought the extra/optional bag lunch and let me tell you, it was one of the very best cold cuts I've had in years. $13 for a 1/2 sub, chips, water, and a cookie all in a insulated carry bag branded with the RR. Excellent. I hope everyone's experience will be as good as mine on the 2 1/2 hr ride to Martinsburg, PA.

We did the Picnic in the Park excursion. Lovely train ride through the countryside. Tiny little park with lots of lawn and a big pond full of ducks. Really nice to sit eat lunch and watch the ducks paddle around. They do sell snacks and beverages on board the train and there is an option to buy a box lunch from the railroad. However, you might want to bring your own food. (Jersey Mike’s is 5 miles down the road.) The park has a few benches, but no picnic tables so you might want to bring a blanket or your own chairs. Yes, you can bring a cooler (or two) and folding chairs on the train. We had the chairs-in-a-bag that sling over your shoulder. They fit nicely beneath our seats.