Spend a lovely evening travelling through the picturesque Rother Valley in a train hauled by a classic diesel heritage Locomotive.
On arrival at Bodiam Station there's an opportunity to stretch your legs and perhaps treat yourself to an ice cream.....!
The Kent & East Sussex Railway is a renowned heritage railway based in Tenterden, Kent, UK. Built by Holman F Stephens, it was the first light passenger railway in Britain in the early 20th century and is today one of Britain’s most loved and original heritage lines which will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of reopening in 2024. With a rich history spanning over 120 years, the K&ESR offers visitors an authentic steam and diesel-powered railway experience through 10½ miles of Wealden countryside in the beautiful Rother Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Staffed almost entirely by volunteers, the railway prides itself on preserving railway heritage, operating a diverse range of locomotives, and providing a unique glimpse into the golden age of rail travel.
Arrival - 6:00pm
Train Departure - 6:30pm
Train Return - 9:15pm (approximately)
Return train journey on the Kent and Sussex Railway from Tenerden to Bodium.
Fish and chips on the train
Adults can choose from:
Cod & chips
Haddock & chips
Sausage & chips
Chicken & chips
Children can choose from:
Cod bites & chips
Chicken bites & Chips
Sausage & chips
Vegetarian choice:
Grilled halloumi burger & chips
Soft & alcoholic drinks and ice creams are available to purchase at additional cost.
Adult
Member - £30
Non Member - £43
Pensioner (over 60)
Member - £25
Non Member - £37
Child (under 16)
Limited to two per member ticket - £14
Tickets available to purchase until 25 April or once fully booked