Description
Rudyard Lake Steam Railway, Scenic Narrow Gauge Adventures Await. The Rudyard Lake Steam Railway is a ridable miniature railway and the third railway of any gauge to run along the side of Rudyard Lake in Staffordshire, England.
Join us for a great family day out on the little railway down by the lake, behind one of our historic steam or diesel locomotives, whatever the weather, in our covered carriages.
Prices starts from £5.50 for Adults return, £3.50 for Child return and Under 2 is for Free. If you are looking for Best place for day out with kids and families then this is the perfect destination offering fun, adventure, and unforgettable memories for everyone.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
Drive a Train: Our Experiences are for Full or Half Days and for a maximum of two participants (although one person is usual) making them a great birthday gift or present. Each course starts with a safety briefing so that you understand the basic safe operation of the railway and steam locomotives.
Our steam fleet:
- Pendragon: Pendragon, was built in 1994 by Exmoor Steam Railway. She is a 2-4-2T, with 4″ Bore by 4.75″ stroke Cylinders and 150 PSI working pressure.
- Excalibur: Excalibur is a coal fired 2-4-2 tank engine. Works No. 293 it was built in 1993 by Exmoor Steam Railway and was originally called River Churnet and painted dark green.
- King Arthur: No.8 King Arthur is a coal fired 0-6-2 tank engine. Works No. 324 it was built in 2005 by Exmoor Steam Railway.
- Victoria: Victoria was built in 1993 specially for the Isle of Mull Railway in Scotland by David Vere of Mouse Boiler Works.
- Waverley: Waverley is a 4-4-2 tender engine No. 196 built by David Curwen of Devizes in 1948 and called Black Prince. It has a long history and has run at Weymouth, Loughborough, Dinting and the Isle of Mull.
- Norfolk Pioneer: She was built (well finished) in 2011, being built by Tony Martin who is the Chief Mechanical Engineer for the Wells and Wallingsham Light Railway.
11.85 miles
