North Norfolk Railway

The North Norfolk Railway is also known as “The Poppy Line”. It is a heritage railway in Norfolk and runs between the Victorian seaside resort of Sheringham and the Georgian town of Holt. The railway is operated almost entirely by volunteers and it is East Anglia’s premier heritage railway. The main station at Sheringham has a children’s activity coach, food and drinks plus it’s ideally situated for a stroll through the town and along the promenade by the sea.

Weybourne is a well-preserved country station and this is where you will find their locomotive and carriage maintenance restoration centre. Food and drinks are also available to buy and you can enjoy several walks with direct access to the Kelling Nature Trail, or you can walk down to the sea.

Kelling Heath park is their smallest station which also has access to the Nature Trail, this is a request stop on the return trip from Holt. Holt is the railway’s western terminus and is around 1 mile from the centre of town. The ‘Holt Flyer’ a London Routemaster Bus service meets most steam trains in the summer. There is a 300-square-foot model railway at Holt station. The railway hosts annual family-friendly events.

Further Information North Norfolk Railway

Is there food and drink available?

As well as dining trains there are places to purchase food and drinks at most stations.. You are welcome to bring a picnic.

What are the main things to do?

Heritage railway line with seaside and Victorian town stations with walks and a model railway. There are toilets and eating options.

What are the ticket prices?

A carriage for up to 4 people costs £40 for a return. Additional passengers cost extra.
Prices are subject to change and/or discounts online.

Is there parking?

Car parking is available at Sheringham (Pay & Display), Weybourne and Holt. Car parking is free, at Holt and Weybourne although space at Weybourne is very limited and may not be available during special events.

When are they open?

North Norfolk railway runs a varied schedule. For up-to-date opening times please visit their website.

Dog friendly?

On most trains, well-behaved dogs can be carried at a nominal charge. However, on some trains such as dining trains and Santa Specials, dogs cannot be accommodated except registered guide and assistance dogs which travel free of charge.