Welcome to the official site of the Friends of Carrog Station
Carrog Station on the Llangollen and Corwen Railway (inc 1860) is set close to the village of Carrog with its 17th century Dee Bridge, river and mountain vistas and traditional Inn.
Meticulously rebuilt by volunteers as it was in the 1950s here you will find Llangollen Railway’s best preserved and authentic station.
Buy your tickets through the original ticket window in the original booking hall and visit our excellent friendly Tea Room which serves a variety of freshly made snacks and homemade cakes, as well as tea, coffee and soft drinks.
When planning your next visit to the Llangollen Railway why not base yourself at Carrog Station taking full advantage of our free car park?
There is plenty for the discerning traveller to do between trains. You can visit the picturesque Carrog Village with its popular Grouse Inn, riverside walks and places of historical interest.
The Dee Valley is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and home to the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct & Canal World Heritage Site.
Books, railwayana and collectables for sale. All funds raised go towards
support and restoration of 5532 and 80072 steam locomotives. Shops open at
weekends and some weekdays on running days. Donations of books etc always welcome.
To join the Friends of Carrog Station, please download and print out the above application form.
Download the Carrog VillageTrail here
Map of Carrog and district. Post Code (Zip) for Carrog Station is LL219BD
Alongside the Llangollen Railway's Carrog Station was this short length of narrow gauge track (2' gauge) that was offering rides behind 0-4-0 locomotive Iorwerth. This was a freelance build in 2002 by Adam Barber. The boiler dates from the 1950s and was used in a bakery in Bangor and the engine has a single vertical cylinder with flywheel.
© Copyright Chris Allen and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence.
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Auto -Train at Carrog during the 150th Anniversary of the Llangollen to Corwen Railway
This book is now available to buy from Carrog Station Tea Rooms. £30
As per our original intention leading up to the 1996 Carrog re-opening we have at last opened the platform 2 waiting room as a museum.
The collection includes artefacts from the Ruabon to Barmouth line with special emphasis on the Llangollen to Corwen Railway (1865) and its family of five Stations.
Platform 2 Museum open on special events or by arrangement with station staff
carrog station during the autumn gala 2014
Christmas at Lapland 2017
picture courtesy of Laura Hyland
Martin clearing the snow
Position of water leak
Pristine snow at Carrog Station
Accident in Abermule on BBC iplayer
Documentary drama from 1998 telling the story of the great train crash that took place on January 26, 1921 features Carrog Station.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p06bljxm/damwain-yn-abermiwl