A horse wagon awaits to bring steam train passengers to SeaLyon Farm for a fun activity.

Eggspress Train to SeaLyon Farm

Hop aboard for Springtime fun on the Railway and at the Farm!

Eggsperience Spring in Maine

Celebrate season of with one of the most unique Easter events in Maine—a scenic steam train ride and Easter egg hunt in the heart of Midcoast Maine. Departing from Alna (near Wiscasset, Bath, and Brunswick) the Eastertime Eggspress brings families to SeaLyon Farm for outdoor fun, animals, a fabulous farmstand, horse wagon rides, fresh food and classic springtime traditions.

Climb aboard a historic narrow gauge steam train and travel through the Sheepscot Valley to SeaLyon Farm, where a full Easter experience awaits.

This family-friendly event includes:

  • Age-based Easter egg hunts
  • Horse-drawn and wagon rides
  • Farm animals and open space to explore
  • Local food and refreshments
  • Time to relax and enjoy a traditional Maine spring day

With over two hours of activities, this is more than just an egg hunt—it’s a complete family outing in Midcoast Maine, perfect for kids, parents, and grandparents alike.

The Easter egg hunt will be set on the farm across 3 separate fields, divided by age: birth-3, 4-6, and 7+. Don’t forget to bring your own basket for the hunt!

Ticket price includes a historic steam train ride, wagon rides, farm admission with an age-appropriate egg hunt, horse drawn wagon rides, and parking at Sheepscot. (Please bring your own baskets for the egg hunt.) Refreshments and farm products are sold separately by SeaLyon Farm and their partners.

Unfortunately, due to the nature of this event, wheelchairs (and those with severe mobility constraints) can not be accommodated. While we love animals at the farm, household pets are not allowed.

Eggspress trains depart Sheepscot station (97 Cross Road, Alna) promptly at 10:00a, 11:45a, 1:30p, and will return to Sheepscot at 12:40p, 2:25p, and 4:10p, respectively. Note that the railroad cars are not heated, so please dress accordingly.

We look forward to seeing you on the narrow gauge!


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Trains frequently sell out as there is limited seating available.

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Quick Details

Dates:Saturday, April 11, 2026
Location:97 Cross Road, Alna, Maine.
Departure Times:10am, 11:45am, & 1:30pm
Cost*:$37.25 – Adults
$26.75 – Youth (4-15)
$372.50 – Group (Caboose rental for 15ppl.)
Children 3 and under are free.
*Does not include optional Zeffy ticketing fee.
Discounts:Discounts available for seniors, military (active or retired), WW&F Museum members, Mass Bay RRE members, and residents of Alna, Maine.
Duration:2.5 hours.
Ages:All ages.
Accessibility:Climbing of 2-3 stairs is required to board the historic train.
Pets:For their safety, pets are not allowed at events hosted by SeaLyon Farm.

Conveniently located in Alna, this event draws visitors from across the region, including Wiscasset, Bath, Brunswick, Damariscotta, and Augusta. If you’re searching for “spring events near me” or “things to do with kids in Maine,” this experience offers a memorable alternative to crowded, short-duration events. This special event runs on select April dates only, and trains frequently sell out in advance. Advance ticket purchase is strongly recommended.

Missed Easter weekend?
The Eastertime Eggspress runs on select April dates—giving families another chance to enjoy an egg hunt, train ride, and springtime fun without the holiday crowds.

Looking for things to do with kids during April in Maine? This experience combines outdoor adventure, animals, and a historic train ride in one easy outing.

About SeaLyon Farm

SeaLyon Farm is beautifully situated amongst the rolling woods and fields of Alna just south of Head Tide and adjacent to the WW&F’s Top of Mountain station. Wagons (horse-drawn, when available) meet every arriving train to transport each group to the farm. When horses are present (all events, except the Pig Roast Farmstand Express) everyone will have the opportunity for an extended tour of the farm and countryside aboard a horse-drawn wagon while traversing to, from, or about the farm.

At the farm, children will be allowed to hunt the fields for eggs (divided by age birth-3, 4-6, and 7+.) Please bring your own basket for the hunt!

Depending on the weather and nature of the event, activities and vendors at SeaLyon Farm will likely include:

  • Horse wagon rides from Mike & Ace of Woodfield Farm.
  • Tasty food prepared on-site from select, local vendors.
  • A selection of locally-produced adult beverages (beer and cider) from Six River Cider (subject to availability.)
  • Jams, salsas, and lavender products and many other goodies from the SeaLyon Farm Store.
  • Maple syrup and other treats from Marcoux Family Farm.
  • Lavender Ice Cream – Round Top Ice Cream has created this unique flavor – using lavender harvested from SeaLyon Farm (subject to availability).
  • Additional vendors from the Wiscasset Farmers Market and other local farms, artisans, and crafters.
  • A bonfire to make s’mores over, held underneath a fire pit pavilion – perfect for inclement weather.
  • Lawn games such as cornhole, checkers, Connect Four, and tic-tac-toe. Plus, during the fall, Pumpkin Bowling!
  • Visits with the SeaLyon Farm goats: Pumpkin, Lavender, and Honey. Additional animals may be present too.
  • Exploration of the farm grounds and scenic pond.

There will be an approximately 60 minute layover to enjoy the farm, egg hunt, and other activities before the narrow gauge train returns you to Sheepscot station.

SeaLyon is a working farm that grows agricultural products and raises bees for honey. As such, those who do not enjoy the outdoors or appreciate farm animals, have severe mobility issues, or wish to wear clothing/footwear that is not suitable for outdoor activities may wish to consider a train ride or other event that does not include a visit to the farm. For their safety, and the safety of the farm animals, pets are not permitted at events held at SeaLyon Farm. Please make note of the weather forecast and dress accordingly. There is very limited shelter at the farm and the train itself is not heated (or air conditioned).

The WW&F Railway partners with SeaLyon Farm throughout the year on a variety of excursions including Steam & Sleighs, Eastertime Eggspress, Pig Roast Farmstand Express, Lavender Pickin’ Trains, and Pumpkin Pickin’ Trains. SeaLyon Farm also sponsors the Victorian Christmas Marketplace which takes place at the WW&F Pavilion at Alna Center each holiday season.


Weather and Cancellations

The Eastertime Eggspress to SeaLyon Farm will run rain or shine (please dress accordingly.) If extreme weather is predicted, all passengers will be notified via email or phone, and given the option to reschedule or receive a full refund.

Passes, Vouchers and Discounts

We will be pleased to honor passes redeemed as the base portion of the train fare on the Eastertime Eggspress to SeaLyon Farm. Upon checkout, please select the appropriate discount for a Lifetime Pass, Alna Resident, or similar pass.


Frequently Asked Questions

Yes—egg hunts are organized by age group, making it enjoyable and low-stress for toddlers through older kids.

Plan for approximately 2 to 2.5 hours, including the train ride and time at SeaLyon Farm.

Bring an Easter basket for egg collecting and dress for outdoor spring weather in Maine.

The event runs rain or shine, so we recommend dressing accordingly.

The Eggspress Train to SeaLyon Farm is ideal for Families with kids ages 2-12, Grandparents, and anyone looking for a unique Maine spring outing.

The WW&F Railway Museum is located at 97 Cross Road, Alna, Maine, just minutes from Wiscasset and an easy drive from Bath, Brunswick, and Augusta.