The Garden Station

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Type: Garden

The Garden Station is a restored Victorian railway station near Haydon Bridge in beautiful Northumberland. It is a magical and unique place to visit, with a beautiful Woodland Garden planted along the former Hexham to Allendale railway and a tiny museum showing the history of the railway and the Langley lead works which it served.

Our café specialises in real, tasty home-cooking, including excellent soups, home-baked bread and great cakes. We use seasonal, local and organic ingredients.

In the Station are exhibitions by local artists; art, crafts, books, cards and plants are for sale.

For details of our many day-courses, ranging from Bread Making to Willow Sculpture, ring for our brochure or visit our website.

We are licensed for weddings and civil partnership ceremonies.

Opening Times

01/03/2012 - 31/10/2012
Day	Times
Monday	10:00	17:00
Tuesday	10:00	17:00
Wednesday	10:00	17:00
Thursday	10:00	17:00
Friday	10:00	17:00
Saturday	10:00	17:00
Sunday	10:00	17:00

Road Directions

Turn off the A69 onto the A686 by Haydon Bridge. Continue 2.5miles then, shortly after Langley Sawmill, turn left onto the B6295, signposted Langley. We are 250 yards up.

Public Transport Directions

Nearest rail stations are Haydon Bridge and Hexham. Bus 688 runs between Hexham and Allenheads - the prettiest bus route in the North of England! Ask for Langley Crossroads.