Avon Valley Railway
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Step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of the Avon Valley Railway. Originally opened in 1869 by the Midland Railway, this line served as a vital connection between Birmingham and the South Coast. It later became an integral part of the iconic Somerset & Dorset Railway, weaving through picturesque landscapes and bustling towns!
Fast forward to today, and you'll find three miles of meticulously re-laid track, beautifully restored locomotives, and carriages that harken back to a bygone era. As you journey along the Avon Valley, the nostalgic sound of steam engines chugging along the tracks fills the air, transporting you to a time when rail travel was the epitome of adventure and romance!
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Location
Avon Valley Railway
Bath Rd,
Bitton,
Bristol,
BS30 6HD
How to find us
By rail:
The nearest National Rail station to Bitton is Keynsham. Keynsham is on the Bristol – Westbury – Weymouth line and also served by a few Cardiff Central – Portsmouth Harbour trains.
Services are operated by Great Western Railway or South West Trains, and connect with inter-city trains also operated by Great Western Railway and Cross Country at either Bath Spa or Bristol Temple Meads
By bus:
The following bus services can be used to reach the Avon Valley Railway. The closest bus stop is at ‘Cherry Garden Road’.
- 17 Keynsham to Southmead Hospital (via Hanham, Kingswood & Fishponds)
- 19 Bath to Bristol Parkway Station (via Warmley, Kingswood & Downend)
- 42 Bristol City Centre to Cherry Gardens (via St George, Kingswood & North Common)
- 45 Bristol City Centre to Cherry Gardens (via St George, Hanham & Longwell Green)
- 532 Yate / Emersons Green to Keynsham (via Westerleigh, Pucklechurch & Warmley)
Facilities
- Restaurant
- Gift Shop
- Toilets
- Parking
- Accessible
- Dogs allowed
More Info
Is there wheelchair access at Avon Valley Railway?
Yes! The trains have ramped access into a converted carriage. They also have a disabled toilet on the station.
Can I get food at drink at Avon Valley Railway?
Whilst there’s no food and drink available on the trains, the station Buffet at Bitton offers a wide variety of drinks, snacks and full meals from breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea.
Do they charge for parking at Avon Valley Railway?
There is no charge for car parking at Bitton Station