Salem Ghost Train - First-Class Charcuterie BYOB

Salem City comes alive with legends from the past!

In cooperation with the Salem County Historical Society, Woodstown Central Railroad is proud to present our 3rd Annual Salem Ghost Train—a unique evening combining a vintage railroad journey, local history, haunting tales, and an elevated onboard dining experience.

Your 2-hour, 30-minute experience begins at South Woodstown Station aboard our authentically restored 1930s train. Travel through the beautiful forests, farmland, and rural landscapes of Salem County on an 18-mile round-trip excursion over the county's first railroad line, dating back to 1863.

First-Class passengers will enjoy a shared charcuterie board for up to four guests from Platters That Matter, served onboard in our luxurious table car. This BYOB experience allows guests to bring their favorite wine, beer, or beverages to enjoy during the journey.

Included Charcuterie Board:
- Pepperoni
- Salami
- Sharp Cheddar
- Smoked Gouda
- Pepper Jack Cheese
- Mustard
- Crackers

Specialty Charcuterie Upgrade (+$20)
- Olives
- Grapes
- Mustard
- 2 types of crackers
- Brie
- Smoked gouda
- Chili asiago
- Salami
- Prosciutto
- Served on a charcuterie board for an elevated presentation and enhanced experience.

Upon arrival at Fenwick Grove, just outside Salem City, passengers will disembark for approximately 90 minutes of ghost stories and local legends presented by volunteer storytellers from the Salem County Historical Society. Hear fascinating tales of Salem's haunted past, historic mysteries, and legendary characters beneath the evening sky before returning to South Woodstown Station.

First-Class Table Car "Woodstown"

Our Table Car "Woodstown" is our premium seating option and gives passengers a true first-class experience. This car features rich mahogany woodwork, brass fixtures, ambient lighting, and large booth-style tables that can seat up to four (4) people.

Please note: food items may contain or come into contact with milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soy, and sesame. Substitutions are not available.