Not Being a Driver, I can't really answer this question, However there is possibly more spaces at Aylsham as you can get coaches at Wroxham. Aylsham tends to the busier of the Terminal stations. as the HQ are are there as with the Engine Sheds.

I cycled the road last week and the two mile journey is an easy walk along the roadside. You will love Blickling Hall.Make sure you walk around the lake too.

Nothing much in Aylsham apart from the workshop and the cafe. Nothing at all en route to Wroxham, but on a nice day, Wroxham is a pleasant waterside location.

As both the respondents have said a mobility scooter is not a problem at all on the train. All we would say is that if it is one of the larger types then you must be able to manouver it yourself. If you know the day you are travelling we will happily reserve space in one of the carriages which accommodate wheelchairs and mobility scooters, otherwise they are very much a first come first served, but with priority always given to wheelchair and scooter users. The combined train and boat ticket operates with the boat operator in Wroxham, although we do also work with the Mississippi Boat at Horning. If you especially wish to use them, we would happily organise a taxi to Horning at your cost. Pre booking this is strongly advised as taxis in Wroxham are limited. At the railway stations the entire site is step free including access to the train and from the car parks.

Hi ScottieDo, Dogs are very welcome on the train and in all areas of the railway except in the café. If the weather is wet we do offer an indoor area where dogs are welcome and food can be served. We do make a charge for dogs of £3.50 for a return journey. Assistance dogs are free of charge. Best wishes Andrew Bure Valley Railway

no sadly cannot buy food on train.

£13 adult Aylsham/Wroxham and back, £6.50 child. Family 2+2 £35. Lower fares for intermediate stations - BVRW has a website with details.

Thanks very much for the enquiry. This is just to confirm that it is not possible to travel from Wroxham to Aylsham by Boat as the river is no longer navigable for the entire route. It is possible to take the train from Aylsham to Wroxham, do a boat trip for an our an a half out and back from Wroxham and then catch the train back to Aylsham. I hope this helps.

Thanks for your enquiry. You may also wish to check with your coach operator. Most coach parties are met at Wroxham by their coach and taken from our station to the boat yard, where the coach stays for the duration of the sailing. If you find this is not the case with your coach party, please do let us know and we would be happy to book at taxi for you. This normally costs around £3 - £4.

Dear David, The railway dos have a terminal station at Wroxham and it is possible to combine a trip on the railway with a 1 1/2 hour cruise on the Norfolk Broads. The timings will depend upon when you wish to travel. We do offer gift vouchers which can be used for any product or services offered by the railway including the train and boat trip. We do recommend advance booking at busy periods for the train and boat trip, no booking is required for just the train. Please do feel free to call us to discuss your specific requirements. Many thanks for your enquiry.