Winchcombe Station

Winchcombe Station is the home of the Carriange & Wagon Department and the Railway's Engineering Departments. The original station building was completely demolished when the line closed and the building you see now was transported brick by brick from Monmouth Troy and re-erected by our volunteers. Winchcombe is also the hub of our educational activities for which we have our recently completed Tim Mitchell Building. In December Winchcombe Station is transformed into the 'North Pole' for our Santa Special trains.

 

Finding Us

 

By Road

You can find details of how to reach us by road here.

 

Public Transport

If you wish to use public transport, there are details of services here.

 

Accessibility

 

Full details of accessibility to WinchcombeStation can be found in our Access Statement available here.

 

Our Facilities

 

Car parking

Winchcombe has its original, small car park where limited parking is available. There is space for coach pick-up and drop-off. For some events, Winchcombe Station car-park is closed; alternative parking may be available and this will be advertised on the Events web page. The management will not accept responsibility for any damage, accidents or losses.

 

Washrooms and Toilets

We have a modern toilet block located on Platform 1. There are facilities for nappy changing and an accessible toilet.

 

The Coffee Pot Café

Our 1950’s style railway tea rooms offer a wide range of hot and cold drinks including beers wines and ciders.  Our cakes are delicious and we offer a range of sandwiches, snacks and locally made ice creams. You don’t have to travel on the trains so, if you living or staying locally, just pop in and enjoy the atmosphere of this delightful country station. For more details, including opening times, click here.

 

What to See and Do at Winchcombe

 

Discovery Coach

While you are visiting us, leave the train at Winchcombe to see our Discovery Coach. You will learn much more about the history of our railway as well as seeing a fabulous model layout of Toddington Station and lots more. Wheelchair and pram friendly.

 

Model Railway Coach

The Royal Mail Model Railway team was established in 2010, It consisted of members from different departments and ran entirely on donations until it became its own department at the railway in 2017. The model railways are built and run by volunteers and are located in the Royal Mail coach adjacent to Platform 2 at Winchcombe Station. For more details, click here.

 

Visit Winchcombe Town

Winchcombe Station is situated in the village of Greet and it is approximately a twenty minute walk to Winchcombe town centre.

 

Bus or Private Hire Shuttle

Winchcombe is served by the Marchant's Coaches 606 bus service Monday to Sundays, as well as their W1 and W2 services Mondays to Saturdays, all of which come past the station and will take you into Winchcombe. See the timetables here.

 

Another option for travelling into Winchcombe is to use the privately run Winchcombe private hire shuttle service which is usually available at the station. Please be aware there may be occasions when this service is unavailable. The cost is £3 single £4 return to Abbey Terrace in the centre of Winchcombe with an option to go to Sudeley Castle. See attached flyer for details. Please Note: This is a private minibus shuttle service and has no connection to the Railway. We are therefore not liable for any problems associated with this service.