Open Saturdays & Sundays, 10am - 4pm
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All Aboard!
Welcome to TrainTown!
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for updates on any temporary closures due to weather.
About Sonoma TrainTown Railroad
Welcome to Sonoma TrainTown Railroad, where we offer a timeless blend of nature, history, and entertainment. Our amusement park has been a staple of the Sonoma community for generations, and we take pride in offering a fun and educational experience for the whole family. Lose yourself in our beautifully landscaped park, where our train takes you through tunnels and past waterfalls. Visit our petting zoo and historic replica structures for a truly immersive experience. We can't wait to welcome you to our park!
Our Attractions
Ticket Prices
General admission and parking are free!
Reservations are not required.
Tickets are sold on a first come, first serve basis.
Train Trip | $9.75 per ticket
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12 months+ requires a ticket
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One ticket per person, per ride
Amusement Rides | $4.25 per ticket or 5 tickets for $18.75
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All riders require a ticket, including babies of all ages and adults accompanying their children
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One ticket per person, per ride
Our History
TrainTown, evolving since 1958, was founded by Stanley L. Frank of Oakland, CA. Mr. Frank was an Oakland printing magnate, adamant table-top model builder, and M.B.A. Harvard University graduate.
Mr. Frank once stated: "TrainTown can best be thought of as a 10-acre elaborate table top railroad, which is outdoors and rideable; where sense of direction is lost, and best appreciated by the under sophisticated and over sophisticated." Mr. Frank's statement proved to be spot-on as garden-estate railway enthusiasts from around the world as well as the family multitudes have been riding TrainTown since 1968.
Evolving since 1958...
Mr. Frank's technical and modeling genius included a deep knowledge of scenery compressing, Japanese landscaping techniques, which makes TrainTown seem much larger than it's 10-acre utopian area. Sadly, Mr. Frank died suddenly of a ruptured heart aneurysm in 1977 at age 62. Gladly, his heart and vision live on thanks to his dedicated followers and family members.
After 60 years of careful evolution, by plowing back all proceeds into its upkeep and development, TrainTown is one of the finest garden-estate railways in the world.