Keighley & Worth Valley Railway - Haworth

“£16 for full line return £23 for all day hop on, hop off Lovely journey with picturesque views. Some journeys are diesel, others steam. Check which ones but some have hot drinks and snacks available on board too.”

“I myself recently re-visited the historically renowned keighley & worth valley railway on saturday 8th of November 2025 (with my P.A. accompanying me), we travelled by train from morley/leeds all the way up to keighley... went up the steps and across back in time once again as we descended onto platforms 3 & 4 for the heritage train bound for oxenhope, Throughout my latest revisit to west yorkshire's branch line heritage railway, We checked out the successfully uniquely restored old water tower/column on platform 4 - which I consider a splendid site to behold - whilst we waited for the oxenhope-bound passenger train, which was hauled by that brilliantly uplifting ex-LMS stanier black five tender locomotive number 44932 that gave us (and the rest of the other passengers) an enjoyable train journeying up the valley of the river behind the KWVR's very name (as well as it's nature), It was great revisiting all the stations along the line, especially Ingrow (west), Damems, Oakworth, Haworth, and of course the outstanding Oxenhope - from where we watched the brilliantly steaming balck five run-round it's train bound for the return journey back down to keighley, I also took plenty of photos, well, quite a lot... along the line, especially safely from carriage window, for whom I do hope the KWVR itself really likes them, as I hear by share some as part of my latest review on west yorkshire's branch line heritage railway. Hope to come back & revisit the KWVR someday.”

“I love a steam train! Our visit was very last minute and we hadn't booked tickets in advance so had to wait at the ticket office. I'd suggest booking online but don't leave it until the day as you can't book online, on the day. We bought two days rovers and travelled from Oxenhope to Keighley, then back to Haworth for a wander before getting back onboard and finishing back at Oxenhope. There is a big car park at Oxenhope station with an overflow on busy days - it's free too which is good. The timetable is on the website and is different on different days of the year / months etc. We visited on Boxing Day and there was one steam train and one diesel engine running. On Boxing Day, people had picnics on the train and the bar car was very busy. I've never seen real glass pint glasses on board a train before! The railway is operated by volunteers and they are just amazing. All of the stations and trains were super well looked after and I'm so pleased we got to ride on a steam train.”

“Great little heritage railway that run steam and deisal engines. Apparently the only one to run the full length of the original picturesque line. Home to the smallest station in the UK. Stopped at Haworth the home of the Brontes, charming village with an old world charm with many shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants plus the Bronte Musium. Well worth a visit!”