Frimley Lodge Park Railway
ENTRY
from £1.50
WHERE
Camberley
What it’s like
A miniature railway looping round the park, with rides at £1.50 a go or £12 for a block of ten.
Small trains, a proper track through the park, and a ticket price low enough that you won't wince if your toddler wants to go round again. That's the whole appeal here, and it works. Under-3s ride free, and every infant gets strapped into a harness attached to whoever's carrying them, so there's no wriggling loose halfway round.
It's £1.50 a ride, or you can pick up a ten-ride ticket for £12, which is worth doing if you know you'll be there a while. Card only, so don't turn up hoping to pay in coins.
The catch is the calendar. This isn't a daily operation, it runs the first Sunday of the month from March to October, plus school holidays and some Bank Holidays, in two sessions: 11am to 1pm, then 2pm to 5pm. Check which Sunday it is before you plan a trip around it, because turning up on the wrong weekend means a park with no trains running.
Assistance dogs only, so leave the family dog at home if it's not one.
Facilities
Need to know
- Dogs
- Assistance dogs only
- Worth knowing
- Children under 3 travel free
- Card only, no cash
- Infants must be harnessed to an adult on the ride
- Under-3s travel free
- Runs first Sunday of the month, March to October, plus school holidays and some Bank Holidays
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
£1.50 a ride, or £12 for a ten-ride ticket if you're staying a while. Under-3s travel free.
Do we need to book?
No booking link is given, so it looks like a turn-up-and-queue setup on the days it runs.
When is it actually open?
First Sunday of the month from March to October, plus school holidays and some Bank Holidays. Sessions run 11am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm.
Can I bring my dog?
Assistance dogs only, so it's not a spot for the family dog.
Is it card or cash?
Card only, so skip the coins.
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