Herne Hill. Line about 240 yards (220 m) in length. 7¼ in (184 mm)
gauge, steam, petrol and battery electric hauled. Operates Sundays, March
to October, or by private charter.
railway recreating the former Metropolitan Water Board Railway at
Kempton Park (adjoining Kempton Steam Museum).
Line currently about 300 yards (280 m) in length, extension under
construction to Hydes Field, about 2¼ miles (3.7 km), further
extensions proposed. 2 ft (610 mm) gauge, Usually steam hauled.
Operates Sundays, March to November, and for special events.
Advance booking advised.
miniature railway in central Harlington. 3½ in (89 mm) and 5 in
(127 mm) gauge, ride astride. Usually steam hauled. Club railway
open to the public typically one Sunday each month from Easter to
October and in December, or by private charter on certain other
Sundays.
miniature railway in Romford. 7¼ in (184 mm)
gauge, steam and battery electric hauled. Club railway open
to the public typically 2 Sundays each month from Easter to
early October.
in the garden of The Holly Tree, 141 Dames Road, London
E7 0DZ. 7¼ in (184 mm) gauge line abbout 77 yeads (70 m) in
length, diesel hauled. Operates most afternoons.
Ickenham, near Uxbridge. 3½ in (89 mm) and 5 in (127 mm) gauge.
Usually steam hauled. Club railway open to the public typically one
Saturday each month from April to December.
Chadwell Heath, near the Elizabeth Line station. 7¼ in
(184 mm) gauge, steam and battery electric hauled. Club railway
open to the public typically one Sunday each month from April
to September.
Museum centred around a former water pumping station in Brentford
has a 2 ft (610 mm) gauge railway 200 yards (183 m) in length, steam
hauled. Demonstration line only, passengers not carried. Trains
operate on just a few days each year for special events.
part of the Postal Museum at Mount Pleasant, Mail Rail offers
rides in specially constructed passenger trains on a portion of the
former underground railway network that carried mail between the
various London sorting offices and major rail stations. 2ft (610 mm)
gauge, electric railcars. Operates Wednesdays to Sundays throughout
the year. Advance booking advised.
Ridgeway Park, Chingford. Dual gauge (5 in / 127 mm
and 7¼ in / 184 mm) miniature railway. Steam, diesel and battery
electric hauled. Club railway open to the public most Sundays
and Bank Holidays from April to early October.
Roxbourne Park, Eastcote. Line about 700 yards (630 m) in length.
3½ in (89 mm) / 5 in (127 mm) / 7¼ in (184 mm) gauge, steam and battery
electric hauled. Club railway open to the most Sundays from
late March to October.
Water’s Edge station (Reservoir Road, Ruislip) to Woody Bay:
1¾ miles (2.8 km). 12 in (305 mm) gauge, usually diesel hauled,
occasionally steam hauled. Operates most weekends and many weekdays
throughout the year.
