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Model Villages & Miniature Railways in Northwood

Model Villages & Miniature Railways in Northwood: every place written up honestly, with the details parents actually need.

7 places 2 free to visit

Egyptian Avenuefrom £5

Egyptian Avenue

London · ages 8-17

A Victorian cemetery avenue of Egyptian arches and vaults, walked at your own pace; suits kids of 8 and up who like a story.

Accessible toiletBaby changeBlue badge parkingBooking required+11 more

Model train set with miniature diesel locomotive and freight cars on track with signal post.from £1

Jocks Lane Miniature Railway

Bracknell · up to age 2

A pint-sized train ride on Open Days for £1 a head, weather and volunteers allowing.

Card onlyCash only

Markfield Beam Engine and MuseumFree

Markfield Beam Engine and Museum

London · ages 1+

Free entry to a Victorian pumping station where the 1886 beam engine thunders into life on steaming days, plus toys, trails and a park playground.

Accessible toiletBike parkingCaféDog friendly+5 more

Two adults and two children smiling at a viewing point overlooking a miniature fairground with a tall tower structure in the background.from £32

Miniland

Windsor

A LEGO-built theme park with over 55 rides, from a 30mph dragon coaster to gentle DUPLO Valley runs for the smallest riders.

Birthday partiesGift shopParkingRestaurant+2 more

Large group photograph of formally dressed people gathered inside a wooden-beamed hall with overhead lighting.from £5

Museum of Berkshire Aviation

Reading

Reconstructed aircraft and archive displays telling the story of local plane-making, in a compact museum near Reading.

Group bookingsMembership schemeSchool visitsWheelchair accessible

Five adults waving and smiling whilst riding in a carriage towed by a miniature steam locomotive through tree-lined tracks.

Pinewood Miniature Railway

Wokingham

A ride-on miniature railway with woodland walks, a playground and pond dipping, but only open one Sunday a month.

Birthday partiesFree parkingOutdoor play

Aerial view of historic brick buildings with decorative clock faces and red doors, surrounded by London rooftops and chimneys.Free

Walthamstow Pumphouse Museum

London

Original Victoria Line carriages, working Marshall engines and free Sunday entry, with a £67 dining experience aboard the tube if you fancy it.

Dog friendlyFree parkingMembership schemePublic transport nearby

Good to know: model villages & miniature railways in Northwood

Are any of them free?

Yes, Markfield Beam Engine and Museum and Walthamstow Pumphouse Museum are free to visit.

What does a paid visit cost?

Paid entry starts from £1 at Jocks Lane Miniature Railway. Prices, ages and facilities are listed on every place page, taken from each venue's own published price list.

Which ones are indoor?

Markfield Beam Engine and Museum is indoor, good to keep up your sleeve for a rainy day.

Whereabouts are they?

You'll find model villages & miniature railways in London, Bracknell, Windsor, Reading and Wokingham. Every place we list is in or around Northwood, and each listing has the full address and directions.

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