Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway Lottbridge Drove, Eastbourne BN23 6QJ

"Tucked away beside the golf club is EMSR. Large car-park directly outside. There is a single track miniature railway that circles the lake. A decent length but you do only get one ride on admission. Extra rides are charged. There is also a hedge maze, a gnome garden, some water features and a walk that follows the same path as the railway."

"Great day out for families lots of play ground areas for children clean toilets and nice little restaurant and good selection of drinks the miniature railway is a five minute ride around the lake also nice walks and nice picnic areas we really enjoyed it there"

"Was very easy to get to.There is a good size car park that's right outside the entrance with disabled parking nearest to the ticket office once inside the train is right in front of you a nice ride that shows you where everything is located.There are plenty of places to picnic and the seating outside the cafe is handy for the loos the menu is adequate for most and is well priced.loads for little kids to do in separate play area's overall a good day out"

"A lovely little place located in the outskirts of Eastbourne. Nestled away behind a golf course this quint place offers a substantial miniature railway set around a large fishing pond. There’s plenty of parking and ticket prices includes 1 trip ok the steam train. Further trips can be purchased for reasonable prices. Under 3’s go free so for a family of 5 (including an under 3) you still get change for under £30. Inside is a large seating area with various playgrounds set around the fishing pond. Two trains were running every couple of minutes when we visited which means ques are kept to a minimum. A cafe is available for hot and cold foods as well as a gift shop with all things train related. There are several small railway displays which you can operating for 20p which keeps the kids interested. The highlight is the train journey which snakes around the pond, though tunnels and Over bridges. There’s plenty of chances for waving to passers by and the kids loved the steam. Overall a good day out and well priced for what you get. Worth a visit if your into trains"