I went there the other week with my daughter and grandad kids. It's a great place to visit for all age groups. We had a 2 1/2 year old and a 7 month old baby, pram access was no problem as there are ramps down to the main area, which is only 20 ft or so. There are tram rides up to the top all day long and usually 3 different trams to ride on. At the top there is a walk back down (if you want to ) through the woods with different things for kids to see, there is a playground for kids as well. There are loads of old trams in an exhibition hall from all over the world and one you can go in and have a look around. There is a cafe, a pub, a gift shop, an old fashioned sweet shop and ice cream parlour. It's a great day out for all ages and abilities

Excellent day out, made all the better by the people who run it. We were there in a large group of all ages, and everyone enjoyed it. Packed full of history and great to ride the trams. They're currently building a new cafe so it'll be even better when that's finished.

This is one of the best days out I’ve had with my kids. My kids are 5 and 3 and loved everything about the village and the whole day. We were there for most of the day and still didn’t do all of it. We rode on a lot of teams which were so lovely- like stepping back in time. The staff were so friendly and lovely throughout the day- from our warm welcome to our warm departure. Such a great day. The kids love the tram exhibition room and the indoor soft play too. We had sweets from the sweet shop, a drink in the pub and I would like to see what the new cafe is like as I think it will do good business and I hope it’s in keeping with the village. Would highly recommend and we will be coming back- free for 12 months too!

Fantastic day for the family. So much to see and do, a full days worth of adventure. We started by getting the 10.30am tram, after handing over our pennies to the conductor (pennies given to us at the entrance after paying admission) we received a ticket in return. We rode the full line then got off and wandered up to see a performance from "Notice this notice" theatre company (brilliant)! We walked to the children's play area, clean and well maintained, lots of seating. Another tram ride, some lunch, another tram ride then we stopped off so we could go along the woodland walk, where we saw some fantastic wood carvings and sculptures, played the drums, ran round the labyrinth, back to the park, then soft play, followed by ice-cream, more trams, the workshop, and more. We can't wait to return and explore this place again. The volunteers are all lovely, friendly and passionate! Extremely welcoming people! Thanks

We took our grandson to the lights day on Saturday 9.11.24. We arrived about 1.30 and left about 7pm. All the staff and volunteers are so friendly and very informative about the trams, the museum, and their life as the character they are dressed in. It was very chilly and they must have been very cold, but they were brilliant. Beautiful old trams in very good condition all lit up allso lots of other things to see and do. Great day out we all really enjoyed it. Thank you to you all and very well done 👏