Bekonscot Model Village and Railway

Great day out for the whole family, including kids of all ages. My 8months old loved it. For this who like trains even bigger entertainment. It's also a good place to see all that England is about. Has everything, cable cars, churches, castles, hospitals. There's cafe and toilets and baby changing with toilet. Lots of space to.sit outside in the cafe. If you're quick it's an hour, 1.5h to see all. But there's also train ride and to see everything, I'd say 2-3hrs visit. No dogs allowed. There's parking on the street, 2hrs free Mon-Sat and church parking nearby. Staff not too welcoming but some very nice.
Katie - 3 weeks ago

Absolutely loved going here. Great place for powerchair's, though a couple of paths were quite steep, I managed it. The cafe was okay, we only had a hot drink so can't comment on the food. This was a really interesting place and the attention to detail was phenomenal. Easily spend a couple of hours here, maybe longer if you have children. Loved it!
Amy G - 2 months ago

Loved it! Thoroughly enjoyable afternoon. We went with our Son. He was visiting from Canada and had been recommended by friends . Outstanding and lovingly created traditional British Village,work of art , so much attention to detail. A real nostalgic visit to days gone by.
darron welch - a month ago

This destination is a wonderful miniature recreation of many British landmarks, buildings, traditions, ways of life and general culture. This is the world's oldest model village. There are loads of details to see and we took a mini train ride around it to start off with. When you visit make sure to pay attention to various details and moving objects such as mini trains and other model rides.
Jason Grant - a month ago

There's a reason this place is as popular as it is despite being the oldest model village in the world. The love and effort put into the preservation and ongoing development by all those involved is so evident, and it's just as fun a time today as it has ever been. Your visit can be backed up by a selection of food available at the tea room, from a biscuit or muffin all the way to burgers, chips and drinks. Prices are fair, though you will feel a bit of the whole family fancies an ice cream after, as the admittedly delicious desert is a little pricey, with our two double-scoop cones and one single spoon cone coming to just over £11. Also available and included in the initial entry price, however, is a pretty fantastic looking play area, an indoor experience to shrink down to the inside of one of the model buildings and a 'quiet room' with books, pillows, a train set and some space out of the sun and crowds to recollect yourself and your kids.
Alex Babb - a month ago