What to See

The Swindon & Cricklade Railway offers a round-trip passenger journey of approximately four and a half miles. Trains run between Hayes Knoll and Swindon Mouldon Hill, accessible from Mouldon Hill Country Park

Swindon Mouldon Hill, for Mouldon Hill Country Park

Swindon Mouldon Hill, (Previously known as Taw Valley Halt) gives direct access to and from Mouldon Hill Country Park.  The Park offers free parking and easy access by public transport.

Blunsdon Station & Visitor Centre

Blunsdon, with its large car park, is a popular ‘way in’ to the Railway . Blunsdon also offers indoor and outdoor dining and refreshments, plus souvenir shop etc. It is an established venue for private parties.

Hayes Knoll Station & Locomotive Shed

Built by the railway on an empty site, Hayes Knoll station includes the Railway’s locomotive shed and restoration centre.

South Meadow Lane

South Meadow Lane remains the northern limit of operations for the time being.

Future Station near Cricklade

The future station at Cricklade will be the northern terminus of the Railway. With its historic church, unspoiled High Street and famous Wildflower Meadow, the town will be a worthwhile and popular destination.