The Foxfield Railway is a steam railway situated in Blythe Bridge, Stoke-on-Trent.
The line was originally built in the 19th century to transport coal linking the Foxfield colliery in Dilhorne to the main Stoke-Derby railway line. Shortly after the colliery closed in 1965 the line was taken over by enthusiasts to run as a heritage railway.
Fun for all the Family
Our standard gauge steam train passenger service provides a 50 minute round trip through the stunning scenery of the Staffordshire Moorlands. Standard adult fare is £12-50 which allows you to travel all day.
We have what is probably the oldest standard gauge train in regular passenger service in the country - the Victorian Heritage Train - and a wealth of other attractions including:
- Museum
- Gift and model shop
- Cafe
- Real ale bar
- Miniature railway
- Garden railway
- Afternoon Tea Trains
- Special events throughout the year
How to get there
We are situated one-third-of-a-mile from Blythe Bridge Network Rail station which has direct trains from Stoke, Derby, Nottingham and Crewe.
For tickets, timetable and details of special events visit Foxfield Railway.