Open September thru May every Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Open daily June thru Labor Day.*weather permitting |
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Sonoma TrainTown . . .
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From San Francisco (Highway 101):
If you're coming from San Francisco on Hwy 101 north, take the Hwy 37 exit East to Sears Point Raceway. Go left at the lights on Hwy 121. When you get to Shellville by the BP gas station, follow all signs leading to Sonoma. Take a left when you see the fire station (about 1/2 mile). Once on Broadway you are just three miles from the Sonoma Train Town. When you reach the town of Sonoma, we are on the right just past the Friedman Bros. Hardware. [ MAP ]
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From Vallejo (Highway 80):
If you're coming from the Berkeley area, follow Hwy 80 to Hwy 37 to Sears Point Raceway. Go right on 121. When you get to Shellville by the BP gas station, follow all signs leading to Sonoma. Take a left when you see the fire station (about 1/2 mile). Once on Broadway you are just three miles from the Sonoma TrainTown. When you reach the town of Sonoma, we are on the right just past the Friedman Brothers Hardware. [ MAP ]
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From Santa Rosa (Highway 12):
If you're coming from the Santa Rosa Area, follow Hwy 12 to Sonoma. The Sonoma TrainTown will be on the other end of Sonoma on your left. [ MAP ]
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General Admission and parking are free. Ticket prices are subject to change without notice. Buy a Family Pack and save! Visa and MasterCard gladly accepted. Gift Certificates available.
From September thru May, the park is open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays until June 1, when it opens every day thru Labor Day. Our hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ~ weather permitting. Rides may be limited, click here for complete list.
We are closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
If you have any questions, please call us at (707) 938-3912, or email us at info@traintown.com.
Sonoma TrainTown
"The Most Well-Developed Scale Railroad in the Americas!"