Plym Valley Railway

Plym Valley Railway is a heritage railway museum in Plymouth that operates preserved steam locomotives and vintage carriages along a short restored track section. The site displays working trains and features a variety of railway equipment and buildings to explore.

The line was originally part of the Great Western Railway network connecting Tavistock Junction to Launceston through the Plym Valley. After regular passenger service ended, a section was later restored and reopened as a heritage operation.

The collection of restored carriages and railway artifacts shows how train travel developed in Britain over time. You can see vehicles from different eras and understand how people traveled in the past.

The museum operates mainly on weekends with regular train rides depending on weather conditions. Parking is available on-site and access is straightforward, though some areas feature uneven terrain.

The museum relies on volunteers who share railway expertise and maintain the historical vehicles. These dedicated people keep the traditions alive and give visitors a chance to speak directly with experienced railway enthusiasts.

Location: City of Plymouth

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Website: https://plymrail.co.uk

GPS coordinates: 50.39480,-4.08244

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:41