Cream Tea and Steam Experience at Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway

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Cream Tea and Steam Experience

Enjoy a beautiful 14 mile return journey and a delicious cream tea at Dalegarth Café presented in the Eskdale Room. Your cream tea includes a selection of sandwiches (filling choices: ham, cheese, egg mayo, and tuna mayo), home-baked fruit scones with butter, jam and clotted cream, served with tea or coffee. One return journey only on scheduled services is included.

Cream Tea Timetable

Ravenglass Depart: 11.25; Cream Tea Sitting: 12.15; Dalegarth Depart: 14.10

Ravenglass Depart: 12.50; Cream Tea Sitting: 13.45; Dalegarth Depart: 15.10

Ravenglass Depart: 13.50; Cream Tea Sitting: 15.00; Dalegarth Depart: 16.10

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'Cream Tea, Steam & Sparkle'

Why not add a little sparkle and upgrade to add a mini bottle of Prosecco for two persons for just an extra £20.00 (£10 per person).

 

About Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway

The Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway is one of England’s oldest, longest and most scenic narrow gauge railways, and home to the world’s oldest narrow gauge steam engine, River Irt, built in 1894.

It’s a journey that will delight guests of all ages. Join us as we journey from Ravenglass - the only coastal village in the Lake District National Park - across the estuary, through the hills, past seven request stops, to Dalegarth for Boot station which sits in view of England’s highest mountains.

Relax and enjoy this spectacular journey no matter what the weather, with a choice of cosy covered, half open, or open top carriages for your comfort.

Located at both ends of the line are cafes and gift shops with free Wi-Fi, outdoor playgrounds for our younger guests, and plenty of cycle trails and lovely walks to discover. Documented in his booklet, ‘Walks from Ratty’, the journey was much loved by renowned fell walker Alfred Wainwright. The booklet is available to purchase in our railway gift shops and online.

The Turntable Café at Ravenglass and Fellbites Café at Dalegarth serve a range of hot and cold drinks, a selection of sandwiches, locally sourced pies and cakes, and full meals made to order, as well as takeaway options.

In the Ravenglass Gift Shop or Scafell Gift Shop at Dalegarth, pick up a memento of your trip, from handy items for the home to gifts and railway memorabilia.

At Ravenglass, take a step back in time and explore the fascinating Ravenglass Railway Museum, which tells the story of the railway through displays, artefacts, steam locomotives and interactive features. Entry to the museum is free, however, donations are welcome and go towards maintaining and developing the museum for everyone to enjoy.
 

Also at Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway

There are car charging points at both Dalegarth and Ravenglass station car parks. 

Both Ravenglass and Dalegarth stations have private function rooms and catering facilities which are ideal for private functions, parties and conferences.