Yorkshire Wolds Railway

Today was my first visit and something I’ve been wanting to do for a good while now. I was really impressed by the friendliness of all the volunteers that I met, and how welcome they made me feel. I’m hoping to return again next weekend for another visit, and also hopefully meeting up again with another regular visitor that I also met today. Perhaps the Wolds Railway isn’t the biggest but it certainly comes across as one of the friendliest, and they have gained a new member today.

Visited on Easter Monday 2025 just a few days short of my birthday. A very short heritage line still in its early days, but absolutely enjoyed my ride behind the little diesel train, and the volunteers very friendly, enthusiastic and approachable. Nice little museum with some lovely exhibits. All in all, I was highly impressed by this tiny heritage railway, it has a great future ahead of it with lots of potential, and I would highly recommend a visit here. I'll certainly be coming back here again :) Thank you to the Yorkshire Wolds Railways for a truly enjoyable and memorable experience!

I loved it! The loco ‘Sir Tatton Sykes’ gave off loud horns and thrash! Rode in a vintage brakevan! Recommend coffee shop. Lovely food and great ideas! Shed open to look at! Please come and consider donating to them!

My husband & I have just stopped here on our way to North Yorkshire. A pleasant 1hr+ break in our journey. It was a 'work' day, not an operational day, so unfortunately we were not able to ride on the train. The track is short, but they are hoping to extend it. We had a lovely time at the railway, bring shown around the museum by John. All the volunteers who run the site are so friendly and welcoming! There is nice little cafe in an old railway carriage. No admission fee to the museum, although donations are welcome. However, there is a fee for train rides. Worth a visit!

A lovely little (possibly the country's shortest?) heritage railway, with friendly, helpful volunteers. Small cafe & gift shop as well as other odds & sods. Hopefully they can extend soon.