Amerton Railway Workshop & Engine Shed

Stafford

Narrow gauge railway in England

Opening Weekends for regular passenger services during summer running season

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Age fit Families, enthusiasts, and day-trippers alike

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The experience

About this day out

Amerton Railway is a 2 foot gauge heritage railway running through open farmland adjacent to Amerton Farm & Craft Centre in Staffordshire. It offers authentic steam and diesel train rides through the Staffordshire countryside, operated entirely by volunteers. The one-mile route runs from Amerton station to Chartley Halt Picnic Area.

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Weekends for regular passenger services during summer running season

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Facilities & accessibility

At a glance

Picnic area at Chartley HaltPublic toilets with wheelchair and limited mobility accessTicket office shopRunning shed and workshopChartley Building for exhibitions and eventsCatering

Accessibility: Amerton Station has a flat hard surfaced platform easily accessible with wheelchairs; access to the Ticket Office Shop is via a standard width doorway with a step up of 5.5 inches. Coach 5 has one bay with a removable bench seat permitting 2 average size wheelchairs, accessed via a Portaramp wheelchair ramp; railway staff are happy to assist wheelchair users. The Running Shed has a very uneven floor with raised rails and is not safe for anyone with mobility issues; the Workshop has a smooth and level concrete floor. Access to the Workshop and Running Shed is via a loose surfaced yard with a quite steep gradient which may not be suitable for those with mobility issues.
Parking: Parking is on the Amerton Farm car park which has a variety of loose gravel, compacted stone, tarmac and grass surfaces. Access to Amerton Station is via tarmac driveway from the car park with a slight rise just before the platform.
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