Lydney Junction Railway Station

A Heritage Railway Terminus

Lydney Junction Station is the southern terminus of the Dean Forest Railway, a preserved heritage line that follows part of the historic Severn & Wye Railway corridor through the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire, England.

Panoramic Station Yard

This wide-angle camera captures the full sweep of the station yard, including sidings, stored rolling stock, and the station building, set against a backdrop of rolling countryside and mature woodland.

Steam Heritage in the Forest of Dean

The line stretches roughly 4.5 miles to Parkend, connecting Lydney with the forest village and the railway's main hub at Norchard. Vintage carriages and preserved infrastructure reflect over two centuries of railway history at this site.

A Gateway to the Forest

Positioned near Lydney Harbour and the town's mainline station, this camera offers a rare glimpse into a working heritage railway environment, where preserved tracks and traditional station architecture meet the natural beauty of the surrounding forest.