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Visit essentials
Right now
Closed
Price
Medium
Allow
Half day
How we use price bands
These are broad planning guides for a typical visit, not exact prices. Check the venue before travelling.
- Free
- No regular admission fee. Parking, donations, travel or optional activities may still cost extra.
- Low
- Usually a small charge or donation, broadly up to £10 per person.
- Medium
- A typical paid visit, broadly around £10–£25 per person or a moderate family ticket.
- High
- Usually a larger day-out cost, broadly over £25 per person or for a family ticket.
About this activity
A volunteer-run heritage railway offering steam and diesel train journeys through countryside between Gateshead and County Durham. Andrews House is the principal station and includes the engine shed, parking and café facilities. Trains only run on published operating dates, generally selected Sundays, bank holidays, summer Saturdays and special-event dates. Always check the live timetable and book the appropriate journey before travelling.
Plan your visit
Location
Andrews House Station, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, NE16 5ETKeep exploring
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