Chelatchie Prairie Railroad
About the Business
Chelatchie Prairie Railroad is a charming museum and tourist attraction located at 207 North Railroad Avenue in Yacolt, Washington. Visitors can step back in time and experience the nostalgia of riding on a historic train through the scenic Chelatchie Prairie countryside. The institution offers a unique opportunity to learn about the history of railroads in the Pacific Northwest and enjoy a leisurely ride on vintage train cars. With its picturesque setting and educational exhibits, Chelatchie Prairie Railroad is a must-visit destination for train enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
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Location & Phone number
207 N Railroad Ave, Yacolt, WA 98675, United States
Reviews
"Absolutely the best! Local fun experience. The staff amazing...beautiful scenery!A must"
"All aboard! The Chelatchie Prairie Santa Train is ready to go! The train is a prize and the little town of Yacoult’s claim to fame. Passengers board with jackets, hats, gloves and scarves and even blankets for the open air trip from Yacoult to place unknown in the forest. The mid car decorated with wreaths and holly is heated up toastily for those not so hardy and interested in braving the brisk Pacific Northwest air. It’s the Santa train so the diesel locomotive stops for a hot cocoa and cider and a visit with Santa. Children are also treated to a photo with the jolly guy, a gift, and candy. A roaring bonfire is outside St. Nicholas’ shelter to warm up children’s cold little hands. The call to board is once again made, and the train trundles back through the forest and past frozen ponds. At around a two hour round trip at about $15 a head per adult and $13 for children, the Chelatchie Santa Train is a wonderful, wholesome jingle bell holiday experience straight out of a Hallmark Christmas movie!"
"We had a great time! Well worth the trip and money...we did a morning excursion in late November. Check the weather and be prepared."
"Super fun! Bundle up as the train is not heated. We loved riding in the boxcar. Kids loved seeing Santa on the return trip."
"Fun historic ride. Enjoyed the volunteers. It is for sure a labor of love. Most of them were also veterans. It is great to see people who actually fought for our freedoms, encouraging us to enjoy them! There is a gift shop, porta-potties, a super cool tunnel on the tracks, an open air and enclosed car available and a stop and small hike to the water falls available. This is a great event to pair with a few more stops, including other waterfalls in the area."
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