Experience History in Pennsylvania
Ride America's Last All-Wooden, Double-Sternwheel Ferry Boat
Cross the milewide Susquehanna River on the last all wooden, double-sternwheel paddle boat in the United States. Operating since 1817.
207 Years of History
A living landmark on the National Register of Historic Places.
15–25 Minute Ride
A peaceful journey with stunning river views. No rush. No stress.
Cars, Bikes & Walk-Ons
Drive on, ride on, or walk on. Everyone's welcome aboard.
A Timeless Experience
Some Things Are Worth Slowing Down For.
There’s a place on the Susquehanna River where time moves a little differently.
No highway noise. No traffic lights. Just the gentle turning of wooden paddle wheels carrying you across a mile of open water the same way travelers have crossed since James Madison was president.
The Millersburg Ferry isn’t just a ride. It’s a moment you’ll remember.
Plan Your Visit
Everything You Need to Know
From directions to pricing we’ve made it simple so you can focus on the experience.
Directions & Map
Find both loading ramps with turn-by-turn directions. Includes parking info and approach tips.
Rates & Payment
See pricing for passengers, cars, motorcycles, and more. Cash is preferred, no surprises.
FAQs
Restrooms? Reservations? Rain? We've got answers to every question you might have.
What Riders Say
Don't Take Our Word for It
Explore the Region
Make a Day of It
The ferry ride is just the beginning. Explore parks, campsites, hiking trails, and local restaurants on both sides of the river.
From the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art to Little Buffalo State Park, there’s something for everyone within minutes of the ferry landing.
