Eastleigh Lakeside Steam Railway: Eastleigh Lakeside Steam Railway is a dual gauge 10" / 7" miniature railway running from its main station, Eastleigh Parkway, to Monks Brook Halt. Trains are normally steam hauled except
the last trains of the day. We are in the process of covering in our First Class coaches.
The return journey of just under 1 miles, takes about 15 - 20 minutes. Monks Brook Halt gives an opportunity to visit the lakes, children's playground or use the picnic tables adjacent to the Halt.
Monks Brook Halt also allows passengers from the Monks Brook area of Eastleigh to board or alight from trains.
We have a souvenir shop stocking the full range of Underground Ernie, Thomas wooden and Take along die cast models, Tomy Thomas Toys plus Hornby and Bachmann electric trains.
The Railway and Lakeside Cafe
open every weekend throughout the year daily mid. July to mid September & all school holidays.
10.00am - 4.30pm (4pm during the winter)
Free Parking
For more information about Eastleigh Lakeside Steam Railway, please contact 023 80612020, or see event details on the left.
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