Holyoke Rail Platform (HLK)
74 Main Street | Holyoke, MA
The Holyoke stop is a covered rail platform located at the corner of Main and Dwight Streets in downtown Holyoke. There is no station building, but there is limited free parking available.
Visitor Information
Forged in industrial heritage, Holyoke, Massachusetts rose to prominence in the 19th century earning the “Paper City” moniker for producing over 80% of the paper used in the United States. Opened in 2015, this train stop helps visitors near and far explore all Holyoke has to offer.
From unparalleled events at Gateway City Arts to the carousel at Holyoke Heritage State Park, the City’s offerings include cultural, historical, and artistic options—as well as green space, park, and recreation destinations. Learn more at the Greater Holyoke Chamber of Commerce or Explore Holyoke!
Parking
Both short-term and long-term parking is available at the Holyoke Rail Platform but spaces are very limited. In addition, short-term parking is available for passenger pick-up and drop-off.
Waiting Room, Public Bathrooms
There is no station at the rail platform. There are bathrooms in area businesses for customers.
Bicycle Accommodations
There are bicycle racks available in front of the rail platform. As for the train, both the Vermonter and Valley Flyer allow Carry-On Bicycle Service with a reservation. Please note the Valley Bike Stations are currently closed.
More information about bicycles on Amtrak trains
Transportation Connections
Taxi services are available in Holyoke, including Luxline Taxi. Ridesharing services, such as Lyft and Uber, are also available in the area. Local bus services are available on the PVTA. The Valley Transporter is a private car service that must be reserved in advance.