Reedham
Reedham station was one of the first railway stations to be built in Norfolk. In operation since 1844, part of the station today has been converted into a small railway heritage centre by volunteers to celebrate its past. It is also one of the stations along the Wherry Lines to house the Wherry Lines Railway Library.
The large, pretty village of Reedham is the perfect location to enjoy lunch overlooking the River Yare and to observe the opening of Reedham Swing Bridge, which has carried trains to and from Lowestoft for over 100 years.
Take a short walk from the station and you’ll find Pettitts Animal Adventure Park, a family-friendly attraction, and the Humpty Dumpty Brewery. Trains from Reedham run to Norwich, and Great Yarmouth via the Berney Arms, and Lowestoft.
Explore the local area
There's plenty to see and do within easy walking distance of Reedham Station
Humpty Dumpty Brewery
Humpty Dumpty Brewery takes its name from the GER T-19R steam locomotives that operated on the Norwich-Lowestoft line during the early 20th century
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Pettitts Animal Adventure Park
Pettitts Animal Adventure Park is approximately a 20-minute walk away from the Reedham station
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