Summer 2024

throughout the  summer  months we  offer railtours around the internal railway system of  British Steel at Scunthorpe .This  100  mile  rail system is  one of the  largest industrial railway systems in the  county.

Passengers are  carried in brake vans where the  best  views are obtained  from the  open verandas

For 2024 we re  offering  both steam and diesel  hauled  trains,. these  tours last  for around 4 hours and include a  visit to our  loco shed where we stop for refreshments and offer an opportunity to see work in hand at our loco shed

Due to the  open verandas these  tours are not  suitable  for young children

	Steam Hauled Tours		Diesel Hauled Tours
	27 Apr	11:00	11 May	11:00
	18 May	11:00	1 June	11:00
	25 May	11:00	6 Jul	11:00
	8 Jun	11:00
	15 Jun	11:00
	13 Jul	11:00
	27 Jul	11:00
	Steam  hauled tours are  offered for a  donation of £20 per  person sharing a  veranda with up to 3  other  people  or £80 for  exclusive use of a  veranda  which can hold up to 6 people		Diesel  hauled tours are  offered for a  donation of £17.50 per  person sharing a  veranda with up to 3  other  people  or £70 for  exclusive use of a  veranda  which can hold up to 6 people

To Reserve a place on one of  these tours please  book through our Partner  Ticket Source by clicking on the  link below

Steam Hauled Tours

Diesel hauled Tours

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Terms  and  conditions  of  booking

1. Unfortunately  we  cannot  guarantee you  will be  allocated  to any  veranda  , we  will allocate  verandas on the  day  depending on what  bookings  we  receive - we  will try  and  accommodate  any  requests  made  on the  day

2. If you  are  unable  to join us  after booking a place  , please  note we  can only  offer  refunds  of 90% of amount  paid due  to  card  charges  &  Admin costs  - if  a  cancellation is  made  within 14  days of the  tour  we  will not  be  able  to  give  any  refund  unless we  can resell the places

3.  we  will make  toilet stops  throughout  the  tour  , but there are  no toilets  on the  train

4. we  use  1950's  brake  vans  for  these  tours  to  allow  us  to  access  various  parts  of  the  site  , unfortunately these  are  not  suitable  for  wheelchairs