Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway Association
May the sun never set on the world's smallest mainline railway
Our original fleet of 90 year-old steam locomotives still work the line daily
An association of enthusiasts and dedicated supporters
Help us get steam up for the hundredth anniversary in 2027
Volunteers and paid staff keep the trains going
Our pair of mainline 15" gauge diesels are special too
The RHDRA contributed to Samson's overhaul and return to service
Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway Association - gateway to the enthusiasm behind the RHDR
Discover
Our amazing story
Our story has GP racers, celebrities, speed; wartime battles and happy holidays – make it your story too!
RH&DR Green Goddess leaving Dymchurch
Become a member
Help us keep the railway running – details of how to join and membership benefits here.
What we do
Hands-on help, key roles, events, educating the public, conserving heritage, fund-raising read more here…
SUPPORT THE RAILWAY THROUGH COVID 19
SAVE THE RAILWAY THIS WINTER
emergency appeal
please support this effort!
Participate
Marshlander magazine
Full colour, four times a year – all the news and information for all members, young and old.
Black Prince – Number 11
Please donate to complete the overhaul of this unique machine
Manage my membership
Discover how you can be a part of RHDRA.
CORONAVIRUS AND THE RHDR – Supporting the Railway
RHDRA members wishing to book RHDR journeys should consult the RHDR website www.rhdr.org.uk or call 01797 724000
This number is open 8.30 am to 4.30 pm Tuesday to Friday and 2pm to 4.30pm Saturday and Sunday. Closed on Mondays. The number is very busy due to high demand so please leave a voicemail with your contact number if engaged. The Railway will get back to you as soon as possible.
Booking as far in advance as possible will give you a better chance of securing the seats you would like.
RHDR Visitor Site
The Railway’s main portal for today’s information, tickets, and timetables.
Leaving a legacy
Legacies have enabled the railway to provide volunteer accommodation, do major repairs to locomotives and track, and much more.
Who is who in the RHDRA?
We are run entirely by volunteers.
Volunteer
Regular working parties, and lots of roles on the railway – from cleaning floors to driving trains!
