Visitor Centre
Our new Visitor Centre was opened in the Mark 1 coach in time for the 2016 season. This now provides a first class visitor experience for the area including four main back-lit display panels explaining what to see along the Tarka Trail, plus a full width map of a journey from Meeth to Braunton. Points of interest are shown by semaphore signals and images.
Charlotte and Dave in Tea on the Train also oversee the Visitor Centre and will be pleased to help you on site with any queries you may have.
LATEST NEWS
COVID19
Following Government advice, the Bideford and Instow sites will be closed until further notice. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused.
NEW WEBSITE SALES PAGE
We've just developed a Sales Page on this website where you'll be able to buy BRHC booklets and other items, and all those railway books that you've been looking for. Have a look!
oPENING tIMES
We're open from 10.30 to 4pm every weekend from Easter to the end of October half-term, and daily during school holidays.
We are a small group so there may be rare occasions when we can't open. If this is the case there will be a message on the Tea on the Train facebook page (below). Please check.
When we are not open the site is still accessible from the Tarka Trail.
WANT TO VOLUNTEER WITH US? Working Parties are held on Wednesdays. Phone 07854590503.
BRHC on Facebook
Bideford Railway Heritage Centre, Instow Signal Box and Bideford Tea on the Train all have pages on Facebook - join us there!
Visit Us!
Interpretation Centre
Our historic railway parcels van at Bideford contains a fabulous interpretation display, with beautiful information panels, a model railway and a high-tech touchscreen interactive.
It's an in-depth historical experience of life on the north Devon railways - come and see us!
Tea on the Train
The Quirky Cafe in the Carriage! Join us for a selection of delicious food, homemade cakes, local ice creams and hot and cold drinks.
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