Circular picture of two old blokes on a steam engine. Click here to learn more about our railway.

The Miniature Railway

Our railway will next be open on Sunday 26th July 2026 from 14:30 to 17:00.
Admission is free but donations are welcome.

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Picture of a miniature steam engine. Click here to learn more about the Society's history...

Society History

The Society was originally founded in 1929 as a Meccano Club by Mr Wicks for his two sons. Club activities expanded to include model railways. After the Second World War the Society was refounded and our track was constructed in 1949.

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Picture of the stone circle. Click here to learn more about the Stone Circle...

Stone Circle

Wiltshire has Stonehenge and we have our own stone circle. Ours is flatter but still as much a mystery to visitors.

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Picture of a modern model locomotive. Click here to learn more about the Society's activities.

Society Activities...

Sundays are when members congregate at the clubhouse. Wednesday are a working day for maintenance and repairs...

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Picture of Mayflower locomotive model. Click here to view our gallery of pictures.

Gallery

Some of our favourite engines and people...

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Picture of a model narrow gauge steam engine. Click here to find some videos and videographers

Videos and Videographers

A collection of links to YouTube videos filmed at the Societies track or filmed by Society members...

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The Really Useful Stuff

Here is the practical stuff you might need if you want to visit our railway or are interested in becoming a member

Picture link to Google Maps

How To Find Us

Our miniature railway is located in Mote Park, Maidstone. The railway is to the North of the big lake and about ten minutes walk from the main car park.

Please note: There is no parking at the railway for members of the public. The railway is a pleasant ten minute walk from the main Mote Park car park. The car park costs £3.00 for six hours.

The What3Words location is policy.going.cope

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