The Lynton & Barnstaple Railway is a historic narrow gauge railway. We welcome customers of all abilities.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome at the stations as long as they remain under control. Dogs may travel on trains for free, however please consider making a donation if they enjoy the ride too!
We regret that due to space constraints, push chairs cannot be accommodated on trains, however they can be left at the station at the owners’ own risk.
All of our normal service trains have space available for customers with mobility impairments, currently including at least one wheelchair space. A wheelchair ramp is carried on all normal trains and is available to help you to access the trains – please ask a member of staff.
It is should be noted that although we can accommodate wheelchairs in the trains we do not have turning spaces in the train due to the narrowness of our carriages. Wheelchairs that are of a width 30” or less may be accommodated in the trains. Travellers with larger chairs may wish to contact the railway in advance to discuss arrangements.
If you have any questions as to how we can help you further, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will do our best to help you to plan your visit. Telephone us on 01598 763487.
Facilities at our stations are as follows:
This is currently our main terminus station. We recommend that you start your journey from here. There is a level rough gravel car park from which there is level access to the platform. There are designated ‘Blue Badge Holder’ parking bays immediately outside the platform (available for use on all normal operating days except some Special Events)
The shop and booking office are accessed from the main platform. There is a 4” step from the platform into the building. Please ask staff for assistance if you require help getting into the building. The gentlemen’s toilets are situated by the platform entrance. The ladies’ toilets are situated beyond the end of the platform and can be accessed by a gentle ramp. There is an accessible toilet with baby changing facilities adjacent to the ladies’ toilet block.
The station is only accessible by a level footpath back to the lane. The platform surface and connecting path is a rough gravel surface. The only station facility is a small waiting shelter on the platform.
Coverage is patchy in most of the locality. Most networks can get some coverage at Killington Lane.
If you have any questions or concerns about the information given above, you can contact us by e-mailing us at enquiries@lynton-rail.co.uk