Bewdley Station

Built in 1862, Bewdley station boasts a heritage-covered wooden footbridge and a fascinating open-roofed cast-iron gents’ urinal on platforms 2 and 3. This was relocated from Melrose in Scotland and was restored and installed by volunteers. See if you can spot the small dog’s-head detailing on the outside walls! There’s a café next to the station building.

It’s a short walk into the centre of the Georgian town of Bewdley, crossing Thomas Telford’s 1798- built road bridge over the river Severn. Here you’ll find the Bewdley Museum, a wide selection of independent shops and cafes, along with lovely riverside walks.

A number of buses serve Bewdley. Parking at Bewdley station for up to 50 vehicles – £4 charge applies.

Postcode: DY12 1DP
Parking: Yes, £4 per day. Pay at the parking machine, at the Booking Office, by Telephone.
Pub: No, but alcoholic drinks are available from the Station Fund Shop.
Refreshment Room: Yes – Open on weekends, bank holidays and special event days only, subject to volunteer availability.
Gift Shop: Yes – Station Fund Shop selling SVR-themed items, children’s gifts, local ice cream and other produce.
Other locomotive fund shops.
Others: Short walk to Bewdley town with its beautiful river walks