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About thirty years ago, Tom Davis had a great idea: a simple, trackside bed & breakfast, for railfans to gather among friends and relax.  Sit on the large front porch and watch the trains roll by.  And for almost thirty years, guests from near and far came to The Station Inn to do just that.  And The Inn will continue to welcome guests for years to come.

Our friend Tom is sadly no longer with us, but the Inn shall carry on.  We will be here for you, awaiting your next guys’ trip, winter railfan adventure, quiet weekend, family reunion, or quick getaway.  We will continue to welcome you and serve tasty breakfasts. Hearing the next heavy eastbound ascend the hill long before the headlight is visible.  Listening to the dynamic brakes hum as westbounds begin the drift downgrade.  Watching the helper locomotives scurry about.  Times change, the railroad changes, but we will be here and so will the trains.

We are starting to make some repairs, add some lighting, improve the wifi.  You’ll see more improvements unfold over time.  We will soon accept online reservations and credit cards.  More improvements are planned.  But it’s the same porch, the same railroad, Inn hospitality as it should be, and we think you’ll be happy to see some familiar faces on your next visit. 

So make a plan to come visit, relax, chat amongst friends, watch some trains.  Give us a call at (814) 886-4757 or check our availability online.


The Station Inn is Independent, Family-owned, Friendly, Small, and Unique. The Station Inn is a Bed and Breakfast, not a hotel. We host hundreds of guests annually.  Most of our guests are railfans who return often to enjoy our B&B hospitality. Your breakfast is complementary at The Station Inn.

Call (814) 886-4757, send questions to stationinnpa@gmail.com, or check our availability and book online.

See our RESERVATION POLICY and GUEST POLICY for details concerning changes, cancellation, children, pets, alcohol, and tobacco.

                                               NIGHT TIME RAILFANNING?  WHY NOT? 

                                     WATCH THE TRAINS FROM FROM OUR FRONT PORCH.

 

 

 

The Station Inn Sold to the Lang Family

The Davis family is pleased to report that the sale of the Station Inn has been completed. We are thrilled that our primary objective in the sale has been achieved: Our brother’s dream will live on, the Inn will continue to operate as a B&B for Railfans. The process of getting to this point took […]

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Norfolk Southern Changes

The radio frequency for the Pittsburgh Line changed several weeks ago. Formerly on AAR channel 46 (160.800 mHz) the line is now on AAR 51 (160.875) from McVey to Conpit, which includes all of the territory through our area, including the Cove Secondary in Altoona. Other area changes: the South Fork Secondary is on AAR […]

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