Head to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway for a spooktacular half-term packed with magical family activities, where kids go free. From 26th October to 3rd November, create Halloween memories this October half-term at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, with thrilling events at the stations that are sure to enchant any young witch or wizard. Here’s what’s on.

Spooky Station Stories (26 October – 3 November): Uncover the haunting histories of Pickering and Grosmont Stations as you dive into a spooky story competition. Let your imagination run wild as you explore the eerie tales of these historic locations. Pick up a competition sheet from any station shop.

Wand Making (28 October, Goathland Station): Craft your own magic wand at Goathland Station and get ready to cast your spells. Perfect for budding sorcerers. Drop-in sessions throughout the day.

Storytelling with Hoglets Theatre (29 October, Pickering Station): Gather around as Hoglets Theatre brings the mysteries of the Moors to life with captivating storytelling sessions. Pre-book your place, as each session is limited to 25 children. Reserve a space

Owl Crafts (30 October, Goathland Station): No young wizard is complete without an owl. Create your very own feathered friend at the owl crafting workshop.

Potion Class (31 October, Goathland Station): Test your skills at potion-making, combining magic and science. Do you know your eye of newt from your frog’s leg? Drop in for sessions throughout the day.

Mini-broomstick Craft (1 November, Goathland Station): Fly away on your very own mini-broomstick, crafted by your own hand. A perfect way to end a magical week.

Head to the NYMR this October half-term for a spooktacular family day out. With Kids Go Free, your little ones can enjoy wand-making, spooky storytelling, and Halloween crafts, while adults can take advantage of the Adult All Day, All Line Rover Ticket for £49.50, offering 12 months of return travel for free, giving you unlimited access to the railway for a whole year.

Make Halloween memories this half-term at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway! Visit the website for details.