Book Leighton Buzzard Railway tickets & take a trip on one of the longest and oldest narrow-gauge railways in England!
Step aboard Leighton Buzzard Railway and enjoy a journey on one of England's longest and oldest narrow-gauge railways. Originally built in 1919 using surplus materials from First World War battlefield railways, this much-loved heritage attraction now carries visitors through the Bedfordshire countryside on a memorable steam and diesel-hauled railway adventure.
- Travel along a three-mile heritage railway through Bedfordshire
- Ride behind historic steam and diesel locomotives
- Discover one of the UK's largest narrow-gauge locomotive collections
- Enjoy a family-friendly day out packed with railway heritage and countryside views
- Visit Page's Park Station and Stonehenge Works
- Browse souvenirs and refreshments available at both ends of the line
Leighton Buzzard Railway: England's Friendly Little Line
- Age Restrictions: Suitable for all ages!
- Location: Page's Park Station, Billington Road, Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire
- Railway Length: Three-mile heritage railway
- Operating Season: Trains run from March to October, with Santa Specials in December
- History: Originally built in 1919 to serve the local sand industry
- Collection: More than 60 locomotives and over 120 wagons and coaches
Steam trains, fascinating history and beautiful countryside all in one ticket
From the moment you arrive at Page's Park Station, you'll be stepping into more than a century of railway history. Leighton Buzzard Railway is the only substantial survivor of the many industrial narrow-gauge railways once found across Britain, making it a truly special attraction for railway enthusiasts and families alike.
As your train departs, you'll travel through the outskirts of Leighton Buzzard before heading into open countryside, enjoying views that are difficult to see from anywhere else. Along the route, you'll experience historic locomotives, discover the railway's connections to the First World War and learn about the important role it played in Bedfordshire's sand quarrying industry.
The railway's impressive collection includes steam locomotives dating from the late nineteenth century and a wide range of diesel, petrol and battery-electric engines. Special events throughout the year add even more reasons to visit, including heritage weekends, family events and the ever-popular Santa Specials.
Book your Leighton Buzzard Railway tickets today and discover why this unique heritage attraction remains one of Bedfordshire's favourite family days out.