Olympia-Lacey Live Cam, WA

Live streaming webcam of Olympia–Lacey Centennial Station in Lacey, Washington, United States, capturing ongoing rail traffic in real time, both freight and passenger. Lacey is a welcoming city surrounded by forests, lakes, and scenic open spaces, offering a peaceful lifestyle while remaining closely connected to the Olympia region. This railcam overlooks one of the region’s most active rail corridors, offering a clear view of the tracks, where a wide mix of trains passes through each day against a backdrop of evergreens and open sky. You can watch heavy BNSF traffic running along the north–south route linking Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and Vancouver, Washington, as well as trains emerging from Centralia and heading towards Seattle. Union Pacific locomotives also appear regularly as they travel between Portland and Tacoma on shared track rights. Amtrak adds frequent passenger activity, with multiple Cascades trains and the long-distance Coast Starlight contributing to the bustle. Altogether, the camera captures roughly 45 to 55 train movements in a typical day, giving viewers plenty of movement to enjoy from morning through night. Visit Steel-Highway.com if you wish to help support this camera stream and other similar projects. To visit or learn more about its surroundings, see our interactive map further down the page for its location.