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Unique Wilderness Lodge & Historic Train Car Stays in Mount Shasta
Railroad Park Resort Wilderness Lodge offers a distinctive blend of historic charm and modern comfort in a 43-acre natural setting. Our original train car restaurant serves locally-sourced meals while our restored cabooses provide unique lodging experiences adjacent to Castle Crags wilderness. With over a decade of experience curating immersive outdoor adventures, we combine vintage railroad heritage with contemporary hospitality.

Our team maintains 43 acres of pristine forestland featuring year-round streams, hiking trails, and stargazing meadows. We specialize in creating memorable stays through attention to historical details, farm-to-table cuisine, and curated cultural events. Our commitment to preserving natural beauty while providing exceptional service has made us a regional destination for travelers seeking authentic wilderness experiences.
Services
Caboose lodging Farm-to-table dining Scenic campground Event hosting Wilderness exploration
Highlights and features
  • We offer restored historic caboose lodging with modern amenities
  • Our property connects directly to Pacific Crest Trail hiking routes
  • We serve farm-to-table meals using local organic ingredients
  • Our staff maintains 43 acres of pristine wilderness grounds
  • We host curated cultural events in our original dining car
What people say
Unforgettable stay Cozy and beautiful Staff very accommodating Scenic camping Delicious meals
Services
Caboose lodging
Our restored historic cabooses offer unique overnight accommodations with modern comforts. Each rail car features wood interiors, private bathrooms, and scenic views of the wilderness. Guests enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere combined with contemporary amenities like climate control and comfortable bedding.
Farm-to-table dining
The original dining car serves meals made with locally-sourced organic ingredients. Our menu features breakfast, lunch, and dinner options prepared with care in a historic train car setting. Diners can enjoy craft cocktails and live music while experiencing the charm of vintage railroad travel.
Scenic campground
Spacious campsites nestled in forest surroundings near year-round streams provide immersive wilderness experiences. Each site offers proximity to hiking trails and natural features while maintaining modern conveniences. Campers can participate in stargazing, campfire gatherings, and explore the property's biodiversity.
Event hosting
Our dining car and outdoor spaces host concerts, art shows, and wellness workshops throughout the year. Events feature local artists and performers in intimate settings that combine natural beauty with historic ambiance. Programming focuses on creating joyful community experiences through diverse cultural offerings.
Wilderness exploration
Guests can access hiking trails including the Pacific Crest Trail directly from our property. The 43-acre grounds feature streams, meadows, and forest habitats for wildlife observation and nature walks. The location serves as a gateway to regional attractions like Castle Crags and the Klamath Knot biodiversity hotspot.
Questions
What types of accommodations are available?
We offer restored historic cabooses with modern amenities, vintage cabins, and scenic campgrounds with full hookups.
Is the dining car open to non-guests?
Yes, our farm-to-table dining car welcomes both guests and visitors for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
What outdoor activities are nearby?
Direct access to Pacific Crest Trail hiking, stream fishing, stargazing meadows, and Castle Crags wilderness exploration.
Are pets allowed on the property?
We welcome pets in designated camping areas with prior approval and additional fees.
What events are hosted annually?
We host concerts, outdoor films, art shows, and wellness workshops throughout the year in our dining car and meadow spaces.
How far is Mount Shasta City Center?
Our wilderness lodge is located approximately 10 miles northeast of downtown Mount Shasta, offering convenient access to regional attractions.