Dream Weddings

We know that your ideal wedding is unique to you and we can create a bespoke wedding package just the way you would like it, but if you are looking for ideas, you may wish to view some of our pre-built wedding packages for parties of 24 to 80 guests. For further information or to discus your handcrafted wedding package, email [email protected]

Wedding Drinks 2019

Wedding Menu 2019

Wedding Extras 2019

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National Holidays Group Visits

National Holidays are the UK’s leading coach holiday operator and to cater for hundreds of groups every year, so why not book a great break away and enjoy the railway's 60s Fest, Autumn Steam Gala or Railway in Wartime event.

National Holidays Group Visits

Sir Vincent Raven’s relatives

The North Eastern Locomotive Preservation Group based at the NYMR is searching for relatives of Sir Vincent Raven to join the railway’s celebrations for Q6 63395 locomotive centenary year.

Eden Camp

Save £1 off standard admission to Eden Camp attraction

Grosmont Station Webcam

See what's going on at Grosmont Station & the movement of our fleet with our live webcam.

Tickets & Timetable

The North York Moors Historical Railway Trust is a not-for profit charity. Every visitor that travels contributes towards preserving our locomotives and rolling stock.

Grosmont Station

Moorlander Lunch Services

Services from April to November 2019

Map of the Railway

Goathland Webcam

See our heritage engines climb Goathland Bank with our live webcam.

Annual Steam Gala 2019

North Yorkshire Moors Railway will host its Annual Steam Gala from Friday 27th September to Sunday 29th September with a combination of guest locomotives and home fleet engines.

Directions & Parking

Railway in Wartime 2019

Relive the amazing spirit and camaraderie of World War II and enjoy the various re-enactments, entertainment and vehicle displays along the line.

Heartbreak after vandals attack heritage railway carriages

In the early hours of Sunday 23rd July 2017, North Yorkshire Moors Railway’s (NYMR’s) historic teak carriages were deliberately vandalised. The carriages were parked in the siding, at the far side of the main visitor car park at Pickering.