Bekonscot Model Village and Railway

Went there during half term and loved it. Thought that it would be small but there was so much to explore. The village was so detailed and well thought out. Cafe had a good selection of food for children and the playground was a lovely addition. The steam train was the icing on the cake. Definitely worth taking children
Sophia Vitoroulis - 2 weeks ago

From the moment we stepped into the village, we were transported into a miniature world that was both charming and meticulously detailed. My kids were absolutely fascinated by the tiny houses, bustling streets, and the intricate model railway that wound its way through the village. The attention to detail was incredible, with moving parts, lights, and even tiny people going about their daily lives. One of the highlights for my kids was the funfair section, complete with a miniature Ferris wheel and carousel. They also loved watching the model trains chugging along the tracks, and we spent a good amount of time following the trains and spotting all the little scenes set up around the village. My wife and I appreciated the historical aspect of Bekonscot, which showcases life in England during the 1930s. It was like stepping back in time, and we enjoyed pointing out the differences and similarities to our kids. The village is beautifully maintained, and there are plenty of benches and picnic areas where we could sit and enjoy the surroundings. The staff were friendly and helpful, making our visit even more pleasant. We also enjoyed a lovely lunch at the on-site café, which had a good selection of food that catered to both adults and children. Overall, Bekonscot Model Village exceeded our expectations. It was a delightful experience that offered something for everyone in the family. We left with big smiles and a lot of wonderful memories. Highly recommended for families looking for a fun and educational day out! Marking as place to visit again... Forgot to mention free and ample parking space.
Nitesh N - a month ago

We visited Bekonscot Model Village & Railway on a weekend but it wasn't too busy and there was no wait to buy tickets. Although the tickets are a bit pricey, the place is absolutely worth a visit. The miniatures are stunning, beautifully crafted, and meticulously maintained. It’s clear that a lot of care and attention to detail has gone into creating this charming village. While we didn't hop on the train to view the village from another perspective, it looked like a fun experience for families. The model village is a fantastic place for both adults and kids to explore and enjoy. There's also a spot to grab a light snack or enjoy some ice cream. You can easily spend 2-3 hours here just wandering around.
Rosi Petkova - 3 months ago

We visited Bekonscot Model Village on a sunny day and had a terrific time. The miniatures are not only incredibly cute but also exquisitely crafted, adding a fantastic touch to the charming surroundings. Each model captures the essence of the English countryside and its history in a unique way. The precise attention to detail and the village's overall charm made our visit both memorable and delightful. One of the highlights is how Bekonscot transports visitors to ancient times, offering a sense of wonder through its thorough recreated world. It's a wonderful place to spend a day.
Highway Video - 3 months ago

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 - 5 months ago