Adult Care Facilities

Adult Care Facilities

Looking for a meaningful outing for your residents or clients? The National Railroad Museum in Green Bay is a great fit for adult care facility group tours. For many guests, a visit brings back memories of train travel, family trips, and the railroads that shaped their communities, and it is a great way to spark conversation and connection.

We offer a discounted rate for groups from adult care facilities that book their Museum visit at least two weeks in advance.

The group rate for adult care facilities is $6 per person. From May through September, seasonal train rides are included in this rate. Caregivers receive free admission. All groups must be booked at least 2 weeks in advance to qualify for the National Railroad Museum group rate. Booking at least 4 weeks in advance is recommended.

To book your visit and receive the group rate, contact our Education Department at (920) 437-7623 or nrrmeducation@nationalrrmuseum.org.

The National Railroad Museum welcomes guests of all abilities. Complimentary wheelchairs are available to borrow, accessible parking is located next to the Museum’s main entrance, and nearly all of our educational programming takes place outside of the train cars. The Fox River Expansion, Lenfestey Center, Fuller Hall, and Bauer Drumhead Gallery are temperature-controlled, so there are comfortable spaces to enjoy in any season.

For details on parking, entrances, restrooms, and walking routes, including our grounds accessibility map, visit our Accessibility page.

Yes! There are both indoor and outdoor areas where your group can eat lunch.

No, caregivers can enjoy free admission.

A typical Museum visit can take anywhere from an hour to half of the day! Train rides make up approximately 25 minutes of your visit time.

Yes! Please let our Education Department know if your group is in need of wheelchairs, or alert a member of Museum Store staff and we are happy to accommodate.


Contact Us

Education Department: (920) 437-7623 or nrrmeducation@nationalrrmuseum.org