Sadly permanently closed since end of Halloween 2016.

Built an operated by William A. Stenger and his family, Junction Valley Railroad featured more than four miles of track, 16 railroad bridges, including the only diamond crossing incorporated into two crossing brides, 865 feet of trestle and bridges and a tunnel over 100 feet long. The railroad had a complete blocking and crossing signal system with over 60 operating track switches. There was also a ten-stall roundhouse complete with an operating turntable that served the railroads nine fully-equipped engines. Over 75 cars of all types and sizes were available to passengers. Bill passed away in 2012. The track operated between 1982 and 2016.