Bo'ness StationTicket OfficeThe traditional ticket office is located in the former Wormit station building. This building, which was relocated from the south end of the Tay Bridge, also contains ladies and gents toilets. The adjacent modern building houses the Station Coffee Shop, souvenir shop, Tourist Information Centre, and toilets suitable for disabled visitors.
Station Coffee ShopThe Station Coffee Shop offers a full range of meals, snacks, hot & cold drinks, and ice cream.
Souvenir ShopThe souvenir shop is always a popular part of any visit. It stocks books, videos and memorabilia for the enthusiast, as well as Thomas the Tank Engine merchandise and other toys.
Tourist Information CentreBo'ness Tourist Information Centre is located in the station and provides information about accommodation and attractions locally and throughout Scotland.
Gauge 'O' Model RailwayThe Gauge 'O' Model Railway is housed in two Norwegian carriages next to the station and picnic area. Glenauchter, based on Gleneagles station, has been built and is operated by the Gauge 'O' Guild.
Kinneil StationKinneil is a request stop which is a convenient starting point to explore the Kinneil Kerse nature reserve.
Birkhill StationPassenger services currently operate to Birkhill Station which is the starting point for guided tours of the Birkhill Fireclay Mine. There is a small shop selling light refreshments. The station building was moved from Monifieth (near Dundee) and may be recognised by visitors to the 1988 Glasgow Garden Festival where it formed Central Regional Council's Heart of Scotland exhibit. Around the station are several woodland walks. |
About the Railway
About the Trains
| For further information phone :
01506 822298 or write to The Scottish Railway Preservation Society Bo'ness Station, Union Street, Bo'ness, West Lothian EH51 9AQ or Email Enquiries |
