Elham Valley Railway Museum, Peene, Newington, Kent
Details
Accessibility
"Guide Dogs Permitted - Must be on lead at all times."
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"Elham Valley Railway Museum is not wheelchair friendly."
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Brief description
"A family attraction where visitors can see steam engines, trains, a signal box and the largest railway model of the Channel Tunnel. There is lots to see for all age groups including pleasant gardens and a local history display."
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2025: "The Elham Valley Line Trust The Countryside Centre is a great place to visit, with country crafts, welcoming tea rooms and wonderful fresh produce for sale. The Railway Museum was created in the 1980s, to capture the history of the Elham Valley Railway Line which ran through the picturesque Elham Valley between Canterbury and Folkestone, from 1884 to 1947. Open weekends and Bank Holidays from April to September, we welcome everyone! Entry to the Barn and tea rooms is free of charge. Museum entry prices are: Adult £2-50, Concession £1-50, Child (Under 16) £1-50, Annual Family Membership £15-00 Annual Family Membership Unrestricted entry for 2 Adults and any number of children under 16 during normal opening hours, throughout the season - Membership card must be produced for free entry Please complete a form during your visit or write to, or email, the Membership Officer, C/O West Lodge, Peene, Folkestone, Kent CT18 8BA with your name, address, telephone number and email address with your payment. An annual standing order can be set up if preferred. Members receive a regular newsletter to keep them updated with events, so you can support the Trust by becoming a member even if you can’t visit."
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"Elham Valley Railway Museum is a really something for the whole family. If you like local history, artefacts, and memorabilia of this the golden age of the railway, pleasant gardens, ducks, doves and trains, then this is the place to visit.
The bygone age has been lovingly recreated just for you. You can rest assured that you will not see too much of your children as they will have lots of things to do and see to keep them interested. Just try and get them away from the signal box, or the steam engine. Come to think of it, you might just have some difficulty with Dad as well as the children!
See also the largest running railway model of the Channel Tunnel (Folkestone Terminal) it is unbelievable. Mum, if she prefers, can relax with a nice cup of tea and listen to the music of the 'good old days'."
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Address
Elham Valley Railway Museum, Peene, Newington, Kent, CT18 8BA
Phone
2025-
01303 273690
Website
https://www.visitsoutheastengland.com/things-to-do/elham-valley-railway-museum-p57383
Directions
"Nearest major road is M20. Follow the A20 towards Ashford and turn right towards Newington and Peene. Continue through Newington village for 0.5 miles, museum is on right hand side."
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Opening Times
Always check with the venue directly for up-to-date information including opening times and admission charges as they may be subject to change
Transport
"Nearest station is Folkestone West."
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Amenities
"On-Site cafe/restaurant - Small cafe offering tea, ice creams and light refreshments.
Toilets
Groups Accepted - Max group size - 50. Min group size - 10
TIC Staff Admitted Free
Educational Visits Accepted
Guided Tours Available for Groups
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