Visiting
Marsh Mills The Buffet, situated at Marsh Mills is open every Sunday from 10am- Dogs are welcome at the Plym Valley Railway and on the trains, provided they are under control and on a lead. There are limited facilities to carry bikes. Please speak to the Train Guard or platform staff. The shop is open on most Sunday afternoons, and in the mornings on operational days only. Souvenirs, toys, model railways and books, both new & used are available for purchase. Please note we are unable to accept £50 notes, cheques or give any refunds. Miniature Railway Situated at Marsh Mills is the Plym Valley Miniature Railway. Launched in 2016, the 71/4 railway runs for almost 100m. There are plans to extend the railway with the opening of Platform 2 in the near future. The railway has a fleet of several locomotives including:
The Miniature Railway often runs during Special Events and on Sundays. Plym Bridge Plym Bridge is a perfect place for a day trip. There is lots to do situated very close to our platform. Below is a list of websites of companies and organisations that operate in Plym Bridge and have useful information about things to do when visiting. 1 South West Cycle Adventure Click Here National Trust Click Here Plym Peregrine Project Click Here Visit Plymouth Click Here Woodland Trust Click Here Directions what3words: sticky.tummy.from Follow the B3416 off the Marsh Mills roundabout, (below the A38 next to Sainsbury’s), towards Plympton, or follow the signs for the Coypool Park and Ride Car Park, which is situated opposite the Railway. From Plymouth city centre, head towards Exeter and when reaching the roundabout follow above directions. There is no parking on site at Marsh Mills Station, but the Park & Ride car park at Coypool is directly opposite the railway, and can be used by visitors to the railway at weekends. At Plym Bridge platform there is a car park nearby. Visiting by Rail There are regular Cross Country and Great Western Railway services to Plymouth. Once at the station follow the signs to the city centre– 10 minute walk. Services can be checked using National Rail Enquiries Here Visiting by Public Transport Buses Nos. 21, 21A (Spark) & 20 from Plymouth City Centre. Alight at McDonalds and follow directions to the railway. Alternatively Bus No. 50 (Yellow Flash) from either the Railway Station or City Centre. Alight at the stop after Sainsburys Marsh Mills, walk down the road to a pedestrian bridge. Cross the bridge and follow the footpath. You will then see the railway. Please see Plymouth Citybus’ website Here Alternatively, use the Park and Ride when in operation. (Service 200) Please see Stagecoach SW’s website Here |        |
