Three Railways In One! With more than three miles of railway to travel and a lovely wooded valley to explore, you're in for a Big Day Out.
7th April to 1st Novemer, open daily from 10.00 am.
2nd - 1st November open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, from 10.00 am.
24th-30th October open daily from 10.00 am.
Departures from Benny Halt
7th April - 1st November 2009
10.30, 11.10, 11.50, 12.30, 13.25, 14.00, 14.40, 15.20, 16.00, 16.40
24th May - 29th May, 19th July - 4th September 2009
Extra late train at 17.20
2nd October - 1st November
10.30, 11.10, 11.50, 12.30, 13.25, 14.00, 14.40, 15.20, 16.00
Open in December for Santa Specials - contact us for further details.
Checkout our website for latest news.
Fares valid until 1st November 2009
Standard
Adult £9.50
Child £7.50
Family £30.00 (2 Adults + 2 Children)
Senior £7.80
Afternoon Savers - available from 2.40pm
Adult £7.00
Child £5.20
Family £22.00
Senior £5.50
Dogs welcome on a lead - 50p
Season tickets, discount returns and group rates available - contact for details.
THREE RAILWAYS IN ONE!
Board our 15” gauge steam train, Zebedee or Muffin, at Benny Halt and travel on a mile-long journey through a beautiful Cornish valley to our leisure park at East Wheal Rose. Then ride on two more miniature railways: the 10 1/4" gauge Newlyn Branchline behind our new locomotive 'Eric', climbs nearly half a mile further up the valley to Newlyn Halt where our 'Bounce & Play' and games fied is found; and the 7 1/4" gauge 'Woodland Railway' travels a circuit of 320 metres round the wildlife pond and maze.
Families love our canoes and pedaloes, crazy golf, children’s play area, and nature walks. For those interested in the past, an imposing mine engine house stands in the leisure park and its story is told in a dramatic video presentation. We also have a brick path maze designed on Cornishman Richard Trevithick’s world-first 1804 steam locomotive.
Careful ecological management of our site, which we have looked after since 1974, allows wild flowers, ferns and trees to thrive and provides a good habitat for a large variety of native birds, animals and insects.
We also have a licenced coffee shop to relax in and well-stocked gift shop.
How to find us: Follow our signs from the A3075 Newquay-Redruth road, or from the A30 and A3058 (this direction is not suitable for coaches).
Lappa Valley Steam Railway, St Newlyn East, Newquay, TR8 5LX.
Telephone: 01872 510317
Website: www.lappavalley.co.uk
e-mail: info@lappavalley.co.uk
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