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Families lining up to board the Excursion to Gouldsboro for the Family Fun & Pumpkin Patch ride.
Oct 11
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Excursion to Gouldsboro: Family Fun & Pumpkin Patch

Excursion to Gouldsboro: Family Fun & Pumpkin Patch
Saturday, Oct 11
@ 11:00 am
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Excursion to Gouldsboro: Family Fun & Pumpkin Patch | Steamtown National Historic Site, Scranton to Gouldsboro

Saturday, October 11, 2025 | Departure: 11:00 AM

Celebrate the season aboard a special fall excursion from Steamtown National Historic Site to Gouldsboro, PA, on Saturday, October 11, 2025. The train departs at 11:00 AM, treating passengers to a scenic ride through brilliant autumn foliage before arriving at Gouldsboro Station for a day of family fun.

At the station, children can enjoy engaging activities, crafts, and the “choose-your-own” pumpkin patch, complete with a pumpkin decorating station. Families will also have time to explore the station’s museum, filled with railroad and ice harvesting history, and browse the on-site gift shop.

Built in 1905 when the town was still called Sand Cut, the Gouldsboro Station offers modern amenities including restrooms, a gift shop, and a covered pavilion—all handicap accessible. Visitors can purchase food under the pavilion and enjoy views of Snag Pond or take a walk to nearby Heritage Park for more beautiful scenery. Please note, Gouldsboro is a cash-only venue with no ATM available.

This excursion combines history, nature, and seasonal festivity, making it a perfect autumn outing for families.

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Fee: Adult (ages 12-61) $35.00; Senior (ages 62+) $30.00; Youth (ages 3-11) $23.00; Child (ages 2 and under) $1.00
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