Father's Day Driver for a Tenner

at Chasewater Light Railway and Museum

Brownhills Available from Sun 21 Jun to Mon 22 Jun

Celebrate Father's Day with a unique driving experience at Chasewater Light Railway

This year's Father's Day event at Chasewater Light Railway offers a gift that goes far beyond the usual socks and chocolates - the chance for a fantastic father to take the controls of a real diesel locomotive! 

  • What is it? A special Father's Day diesel‑locomotive driving experience in the yard at Brownhills West.
  • Where is it? Chasewater Light Railway, Staffordshire, WS8 7NL.
  • When is it? Sunday 21st June 2026.
  • Who is it for? Perfect for dads who love railways, heritage attractions or simply trying something unforgettable.

It's a light‑hearted, memorable treat designed to bring out the inner child in every dad, and at just £10, it's an experience that won't be forgotten anytime soon!

Whether fulfilling a lifelong dream or discovering a new passion, this Father's Day at Chasewater Light Railway promises smiles, nostalgia and a brilliant story to tell afterwards. Book your tickets today for the very best prices online. 

Location

Chasewater Light Railway and Museum

Brownhills West Station,
Pool Lane,
Brownhills,
Staffordshire,
WS8 7NL
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Facilities
  • Gift shop
  • Toilets
  • Tea room
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Where are Chasewater Light Railway stations?

Chasewater Light Railway operate from a range of stations.

Please ensure you are checking the correct railway station for your event or activity.

  • Brownhills West Station: Brownhills West Station, Pool Lane, Brownhills, Staffordshire, WS8 7NL
  • Heath Station: Chasewater Heaths Station, Burntwood Rd, off, A5195, Walsall WS7 3FT
Is Chasewater Light Railway wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility at Brownhills:

  • The main station building is fully accessible, with only a small threshold at the gift shop, which includes a ramp for easier entry.
  • No marked disabled parking bays are available due to local restrictions, but staff will assist in parking as close to the entrance as space and safety allow.
  • The train is accessed via a ramp, accommodating up to six seated wheelchair users and their companions; guards are available to assist with boarding and alighting.
  • The Sidings Tea Room is accessible to all; due to counter height, staff are happy to provide table service if preferred.
  • Mabel’s Vintage Carriage has steps and is operated independently of the railway; visitors requiring access should contact them directly.
  • The bric-a-brac and model railway coaches on Platform 1 have ramped access, with assistance available upon request.
  • The heritage centre and museum offer level access but are approached via inclines and a dual track level crossing, which may pose a trip or wheel jam hazard—assistance is available if needed.
  • A non-alarmed, wide-access disabled toilet is located in the main station building.

Accessibility at Heaths Station:

  • The main station building is accessible via low thresholds; assistance is available upon request.
  • The café is independently operated but offers level access for all visitors.
  • A non-alarmed, wide-access disabled toilet is located within the main station building.
  • The train is accessed via a ramp, accommodating up to six seated wheelchair users along with their companions; staff are available to assist with boarding and alighting.
  • Due to local restrictions, there are no marked disabled parking bays; however, staff will do their best to park those in need as close to the entrance as space and safety allow.
  • The G Scale model railway is not accessible to visitors with mobility impairments or wheelchair users, as it is located in the roof space above the station.
  • Safety regulations have advised that there is insufficient space to install a suitable lift or ramp to access the model railway.

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