Days Out
Events for all the family at Kent and East Sussex Railway
December 1,2,8,9,15,16, 22,23 and 24
October 29 - November 2
Halloween fun and fright nights There will be plenty of spine tingling tricks and treats during 'Halloween fun week', from spooktacular entertainment at Tenterden station to 'make and take' activities, including pumpkin carving workshops. All activities are included in the ticket price. As the clock strikes 6.30pm on October
31 and November 2, take a ride from Tenterden to Northiam Station on the popular fright night train. Once onboard, be prepared to be frightened silly with ghostly goings on at stations, with a firework display and a few surprises along the way. Booking essential. Families are encouraged to come in fancy dress, the scarier the better!
Meet Santa Arrive at Tenterden Station to the sound of the pipe organ and free rides on the Victorian carousel, then board the beautifully decorated steam train for the return journey to Northiam Station where families will meet Santa Claus and pixies whose sacks are full of presents. After your journey the fun continues with a ride on the miniature railway, which takes everyone to meet the beautiful snow queen for a photograph. You can also book your own luxury vintage carriage exclusively for your family or a group of friends or work colleagues.
October 20 & 21
Autumn ramble and nostalgic steam train ride
Kent and East Sussex Railway Railtrails' promotion is a unique collection of walks through secluded countryside surrounding Tenterden, Bodiam and Northiam stations. The accompanying guide book features six different walks, with maps and trails ranging from two- and-a-half to six miles and either circular trails beginning and finishing at the train station, or linear routes to the next one. There is 25% off single fares throughout the weekend.
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