Great Cockcrow Railway
Chertsey, Surrey
About Great Cockcrow Railway
The Great Cockcrow Railway is set in a rural location not far from Chertsey and the M25. Note the limited opening.
There is a choice of two routes, a non-stop tour around the extremities of the GCR, or a stopping trip, which takes you through the jungle. Miniature signal boxes and station halts as well as authentic signs from bygone years add to the experience. Discounts are offered for a double rides and family tickets.
Other facilities include a viewing platform where you can watch the engines being prepared and cleaned as well as a refreshment service offering drinks, savoury snacks, wonderful cakes and ice creams. Free car parking.
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Adults from £6.00
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