
Peppa Pig at the Spa Valley Railway 2025
See children’s favourites Peppa Pig and Bluey at the Spa Valley Railway in Tunbridge Wells on August Bank Holiday Weekend
Come along to the Spa Valley Railway in Tunbridge Wells this August Bank Holiday weekend and take a steam train ride to see some of your favourite characters.
On Sunday 24 August everyone’s favourite cheeky piggy, Peppa Pig will be appearing at Tunbridge Wells West Station at intervals throughout the day.
Then on Monday 25 August, Bluey will be visiting the railway to see her fans. Don’t forget your cameras to capture some special memories!
Train tickets purchased will be valid for unlimited travel ALL day.
Adult – £16
Senior (60+) – £15
Child (2-15yrs) – £9
Family (2 Adults + 2 Children) – £41 (additional children £4 with a family ticket)
Green Timetable
The Green timetable is operating, and you can travel as many times as you like.
Trains will depart from Tunbridge Wells West at 10:00 11:15, 12:45, 14:00, 15:30.
Snacks, drinks and ice cream can be purchased from the kiosks at Groombridge station and Eridge. You can also hop off at any of the stations during your trip to enjoy walks, a visit to one of the nearby pubs or a visit to the play park in the village of Groombridge.
To book train tickets for this event and other events in advance visit www.spavalleyrailway.co.uk
Spa Valley Railway, West Station, Nevill Terrace, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN2 5QY.
Media enquiries and image requests to Caroline Edmunds at Pennington PR on 01892 616647.
About the Spa Valley Railway
The Spa Valley Railway is a 5-mile heritage railway operating steam and diesel trains using vintage rolling stock between Tunbridge Wells West in Kent and Eridge in East Sussex, 4-miles of the railway is the responsibility of the Spa Valley Railway to manage, and 1-mile is undertaken by a mainline railway contractor/Network Rail.
Founded in 1985 by the Tunbridge Wells & Eridge Railway Preservation Society (a registered charity), the railway is owned by the Wealden Railway Company with the supporting charitable organisation being the majority shareholder.
Over 85,000 visitors travel on the Spa Valley Railway each year and the heritage railway is the biggest tourist attraction in Tunbridge Wells. 50% of the railway’s passengers travel on the Polar Express Train Ride each November & December with the other 50% travelling on standard train rides or dining experiences between January & October.






