The Seaton Tramway is a 2 ft 9 in narrow gauge electric tramway in the East Devon district of South West England. The 3-mile route runs alongside the Axe Estuary and the River Coly, running between …
The Seaton Tramway is a 2 ft 9 in narrow gauge electric tramway in the East Devon district of South West England. The 3-mile route runs alongside the Axe Estuary and the River Coly, running between the coastal resort of Seaton, the village of Colyford, and the ancient town of Colyton. There are 5 stops along the tram line, which allow for a full day out in the Axe Valley, with the all-day Explorer Ticket. Special Events & Experiences run throughout the year, including Birdwatching Trams, Tram Driving Lessons, Dino Trams, Pirate Trams and The Polar Express Tram Ride.
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Mar 7, 2025
I booked the ‘Story Tram’ ride with my daughter & her two children aged 2 & 4 years old and it was such a lovely experience for us all! The children enjoyed the ride on the tram whilst listening to…Full review by MAJGardner
Mar 1, 2025
Only went to Seaton as a ‘stop off’ on the way to west Devon. Glad that we did. The tramway was well worth the visit, even on a very wet Feb, Sat. Staff were very friendly and we were made to feel ve…Full review by RayH547
Feb 16, 2025
We went on the Valentines tram trip from Seaton to Colyton station. It was to include a tram ride both ways and a 3 course meal. What we were not expecting was a glass of bubbly on arrival, time to t…Full review by nigeld58834
Can you get off at seaton wetlands or does the tram just go through ? Is there quite alot to see at the stops the tram makes?
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The only stop is at Colyford, from where you could walk around the wetlands. From the top of the tram I saw that the walkways are in good condition, with some bird hides. Apart from …
The only stop is at Colyford, from where you could walk around the wetlands. From the top of the tram I saw that the walkways are in good condition, with some bird hides. Apart from that, there's not much in Colyford. There's a horrid smell of drains as you get off, near a mobile home site.
Does anyone know if I can take a pram on the tram?
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Prams and Pushchairs are allowed on board our trams. If they can collapse they can be kept downstairs during travel. If they are required to stay up, they can board our accessible …
Prams and Pushchairs are allowed on board our trams. If they can collapse they can be kept downstairs during travel. If they are required to stay up, they can board our accessible trams which usually run at least once an hour. To find out specific times for our accessible trams, it is best to ring us on the morning of the day of your travel on 01297 20375.
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