Combined ticket received as a birthday present. This gives a return trip from any station to Swanage plus a two hour sailing trip on Moonfleet, a 1930s gaff rigged cutter sailing from Swanage pier.The ticket can be bought from either the railway from Moonfleet Sailing....More

great fun,most enjoyableand well organised.Friendly and knowledgable staff,all pleased to provide help and information.

I arrived at Norden and too a trip down memory lane by taking the trip from there to Swanage return. The ticket office staff helpful and informative. The Tea Kiosk service friendly and efficient.. The train arrived with cheerful crew aboard the Steam Engine. The...More

We took the short trip from the park and ride Car Park to Corfe Castle. I know some people complain that you have to pay for parking and then the train, however, there are some really nice walks from the car park that could warrant...More

The link between Swanage and Wareham is now in place, so you can now get trains to and from Wareham as long as it's not a Monday or a Friday.

This is one of the best heritage railways in the UK with an excellent selection of rolling stock. Several stations to choose from but I would recommend parking at Nordon as the parking in Swanage and Corfe can add up. We had a lovely 3...More

We had a great trip. We wanted to celebrate the joining of the railway to the mainline so parked at Dorchester South - the closest railway station to where we were staying, travelled a few stops on the mainline to Wareham and were pleasantly surprised...More

There are lots of preserved railways in the UK, many with much longer stretches of track. However we really felt the Swanage Railway had succeeded in making the most of e experience for visitors, from the restored station and signal box at Corfe Castle to...More

The perfect end to a walk on the coast. Walked from Corfe Castle to Swanage via Old Harry, got the train back to Corfe Castle. If you like steam trains, then this is just lovely.

What a fantastic place. Had a lovely steam trip to Corfe Castle on a lovingly-restored steam train. The volunteers have done such a brilliant job over the years. The museum is well worth a visit too.