Tourist & Museum Railways in

New Jersey

Former Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines Budd RDC1 #M-407
at 4-H Fairgrounds Station on the Cape May Seashore Lines.

Black River & Western Railroad Flemington to Ringoes, about 5 miles (8km). Very occasional services and private charters operate the entire line between Ringoes and Three Bridges, about 9 miles (14km). Standard gauge, steam or diesel hauled. Operates weekends late May to October, also during the Easter holidays and before Christmas. For the regular summer service, passengers may join at either terminus. Also operates freight services.
Cape May Seashore Lines Richland to Tuckahoe and the South Jersey Railroad Museum. Operates Saturdays from late July to December. Standard gauge, diesel hauled or rail diesel cars. Passengers may board at any of the stations served
Centerville & Southwestern Railroad 9.44 inch (240 mm) gauge miniature railroad about ¾ mile (1.3 km) in length, in Phillipsburg. Usually steam hauled. Open to the public about 6 days during the year (When last checked website was not functional)
Delaware River Railroad Phillipsburg to Carpenterville, about 5 miles (7 km) on the tracks of Belvidere & Delaware River Railway. Standard gauge, steam or diesel hauled. Operates weekends May to October, also during the Easter holidays and before Christmas
Pine Creek Railroad New Jersey Museum of Transportation, Wall, to Allaire State Park. Standard gauge, diesel hauled. Operates weekends mid March to December, daily in July and August.
Whippany Railway Museum Whippany to Roseland, about 5 miles (8 km) on the tracks of Morristown & Erie Railway. Standard gauge, diesel hauled. Train formed of historic cabooses. Operates typically 1 or 2 days each month from March to December (When last checked, website was blocked because of security issues)

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