June - Saturday 7th & Sunday 15th
July - Sundays 6th, 13th & 27th
More dates to November in booking system
Step on-board a lovingly restored heritage steam train and travel back in time on the Bluebell Railway. Enjoy the scenery & stations rolling by, make great memories and tuck-into a tasty fish & chips accompaniment.
Take in the picturesque scenery on a 22 mile round trip from Sheffield Park station (TN22 3QL), in easy reach of London, the South East and other areas. The trip takes just under two hours.
Fish and chips (or sausage and chip / vegetarian alternative) are served/collected at the half-way point, to be eaten on the return journey. You will also be given a drink and scrumptious flapjack or large biscuit.
Departure times are generally 13:00 and 15:30.
These journeys are a brilliant way to make memories for a special occasion - birthday, anniversary or something different.
Over the last few years, we have delivered hundreds of steam train journeys with great reviews including:
"Had an absolutely wonderful time, can’t recommend it enough!"
"Nice and friendly people with a good welcome"
"Such good fun on the steam train. We’ve recommended Fox & Edwards to our friends"
Please note that tables are arranged in fours. Groups of two may be seated on the same table as other groups of two. It is now possible to upgrade to a private table for two for £20 (per booking, not per person) on 15:30 trains.
Dogs are welcome, but are limited in numbers. Carparking at Sheffield Park station is available.
Take in the picturesque scenery on a 22 mile round trip from Sheffield Park station (TN22 3QL), in easy reach of London, the South East and other areas. The trip takes just under two hours.
Fish and chips (or sausage and chip / vegetarian alternative) are served/collected at the half-way point, to be eaten on the return journey. You will also be given a drink and scrumptious flapjack or large biscuit.
Departure times are generally 13:00 and 15:30.
These journeys are a brilliant way to make memories for a special occasion - birthday, anniversary or something different.
Over the last few years, we have delivered hundreds of steam train journeys with great reviews including:
"Had an absolutely wonderful time, can’t recommend it enough!"
"Nice and friendly people with a good welcome"
"Such good fun on the steam train. We’ve recommended Fox & Edwards to our friends"
Please note that tables are arranged in fours. Groups of two may be seated on the same table as other groups of two. It is now possible to upgrade to a private table for two for £20 (per booking, not per person) on 15:30 trains.
Dogs are welcome, but are limited in numbers. Carparking at Sheffield Park station is available.
Prices:
Two People - £90.00
Three People - £135.00
Four People - £180.00
Five People - £225.00
Six People - £270.00
Child (Aged 3 to 11) - £30.00
Family of Four (Two Adults and Two Children Aged 3 to 11) - £130.00
Upcoming Dates / Times:
June - Saturday 7th & Sunday 15th
July - Sundays 6th, 13th & 27th
Two People - £90.00
Three People - £135.00
Four People - £180.00
Five People - £225.00
Six People - £270.00
Child (Aged 3 to 11) - £30.00
Family of Four (Two Adults and Two Children Aged 3 to 11) - £130.00
Upcoming Dates / Times:
June - Saturday 7th & Sunday 15th
July - Sundays 6th, 13th & 27th
Includes:
- Return, 22-mile steam train journey between Sheffield Park and East Grinstead.
- Reserved seats in a vintage railway carriage for a booked travel time.
- Accompanying fish & chips, baked sweet treat and water bottle.
- A warm welcome!
- Return, 22-mile steam train journey between Sheffield Park and East Grinstead.
- Reserved seats in a vintage railway carriage for a booked travel time.
- Accompanying fish & chips, baked sweet treat and water bottle.
- A warm welcome!
YOU CAN ALSO CONTACT US BY EMAIL OR TELEPHONE.
AS WE ARE A VERY SMALL BUSINESS, PLEASE BE PATIENT AND LEAVE A MESSAGE IF YOU CONTACT US BY TELEPHONE.
OUR EMAIL IS [email protected]
01629 380600 - Call between 10am and 3pm, Monday to Friday.
Thanks to the Bluebell Railway for supplying photographs taken by James Cummins and Andrew Strongitharm to whom we are also grateful.