Sunday 28th & Monday 29th May
Step back in time to when steam ruled all and explore this hidden gem in Wiltshire’s history. Learn of the station’s history, and its restoration. Speak with volunteers in and around the Engine House. Discover the engineering challenges and the people who overcame them to build the canal and make sure that it had a plentiful supply of water.
Don’t forget to explore the grounds too with views over the Kennet and Avon Canal and Wilton Water Reservoir, fed by natural springs and the reason why the pumping station was built here. Or perhaps enjoy a picnic on our new picnic benches to the sound of 200 years of living history.
Opening Times
| Car Park | Site | Station |
| 10:00 to 17:00 | 10:00 to 16:30 | 10:30 to 16:30 (last entry 15:30) |
Booking
Pre-booking is recommended to secure your entry time and help you plan your visit.
See our Art Tickets page to make your booking.
Any remaining tickets will be sold on the gate on the day, but with limited availability.
Visitor Information
Visitors are welcome to bring a picnic to enjoy overlooking the canal and railway.
Please note our picnic area is not under cover.
Access to the site is via the main gate opposite the car park. No access from the lower canal entrance at lock 60 due to ongoing works by the Canal and River Trust.
Well behaved dogs on short lead are welcomed on site. Only assistance dogs are allowed in the buildings.