Olympia-Lacey Centennial Station Live Railcam

This railcam is located at the Olympia-Lacey (OLW) Amtrak station in Olympia-Lacey, Washington, positioned at milepost 32.2 on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Seattle Sub. The station experiences approximately 45–55 trains daily, including 14 Amtrak station stops. Train movements include BNSF trains operating between Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and Vancouver, Washington; trains coming out of Centralia headed north; Union Pacific trains operating on trackage rights between Portland, Oregon, and Tacoma, Washington; and Amtrak service including the Cascades and Coast Starlight.

This camera is owned and maintained by the Amtrak Depot Committee, a Non-Profit (501c3) organization of volunteers that actually staff the Olympia-Lacey Amtrak station. The committee was formed in 1987 to launch a successful state centennial fundraising effort that resulted in construction of the station that opened in May, 1993. The station has been staffed by volunteers in the community who meet every passenger train (including any late/delayed trains). For more information on the station, visit the volunteers' website, https://www.olwdepot.com

Watch live rail action at one of the Pacific Northwest's busiest branch lines, where passenger and freight traffic converge at this volunteer-staffed Amtrak depot. The camera captures the full spectrum of regional rail operations—from Amtrak's daily service to BNSF and Union Pacific freights—making it an essential feed for railfans interested in the Seattle Subdivision.