UK / Yorkshire and the Humber / Lincolnshire
Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway
Lakeside Station, Kings Road, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, DN35 0AG
Join us at the Number One Tourist Attraction in North East Lincolnshire as rated by visitors on Trip Advisor.
The Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway is one of Britain’s oldest seaside miniature railways, and has been delighting young and old for generations.
Not only does the two mile return journey offer a relaxing way to enjoy beautiful views along the Lincolnshire Coast, but our line also doubles as a transport link connecting Cleethorpes Promenade with our main station Lakeside (near Cleethorpes Premier Inn).
Sit back with a pint at the smallest pub on the planet The Signal Box Inn, visit Sidings Snack Shack for delicious food and ice cream and grab a memento from our station gift shops. Tee off on the 9 hole Crazy Golf Course and learn our history in the Story of Cleethorpes Miniature Railway exhibition.
Visit WebsiteOpening Times
The railway is open weekends until the 23rd March then daily until the 3rd of November.
Current timetable: Trains from 10:40am until 15:20pm (every 40 minutes).
Signal Box Inn Opening Times.
Reopens 23rd March.
Prices
Adult Return
£5.49
Child Return
£4.99
Single Journey
£3.99
Dogs
£1.50
Access
Our stations are wheelchair-friendly with ramped access. Accessible toilets available at Lakeside Station with free parking for blue badge holders at all stations. Accessible carriage will be available on most days, call 01472 604657 to check availability. We are proud to be an ASD-friendly attraction.
Children
Children under 14 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Dogs
We welcome dogs onboard our trains and throughout our site.
Blue Light Cards
Blue Light Card holders are entitled to 10% off train tickets – please be ready to present this whilst purchasing tickets.
Payment Methods
We are only accepting card payments, accepted at both Lakeside & Kingsway Stations.
Group Travel
Discounted rates of travel are offered to pre-booked groups or schools of 15 or more. Please refer to our Group Visits page for further details.
Facilities
Dog Friendly
Café
Car Parking
Picnic Site
Baby Changing
Disabled Access
Toilets
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