We visited here while staying in Whitby. We didn’t ride on the trains but did see a few of them pull into the station. Excellent views of the trains from on the bridge. The station looks amazing and the kids were excited about it being the Harry potter station. We had a walk on the moors above the station before having an ice cream and drink from the cafe. Nice little gift shop to buy some train or Harry potter gifts

Try the station cafe for a cuppa and lovely scones - we did, best scone we've had for months! Working station, if your lucky you may see a steam train. Check the timetable outside. Parking is £3.50 for a day. Walk 5 mins into (Aidensfield) after your visit.

I visited this famous station out of season, so I had the benefit of just myself and two other people on the station. Of course there were no events, trains or facilities open but I still got to enjoy what was on offer. Deemed to be uneconomic, the line through the station was closed to passenger traffic in 1965 as part of the Beeching cuts, before reopening in 1973 as part of the wonderful North Yorkshire Moors Railway. The station is very well maintained and it really is like taking a step back to another era......and of course there is the nostalgia of Heartbeat & Harry Potter.

We stopped off whilst travelling between Whitby and York and loved driving through the Moors to get there. Was fun to see the heartbeat filming locations and train station which I imagine would be made better by visiting in season when the steam trains are running! We paid £4 to park for not very long however toilets were free and it seemed the charge went into the Moors national park so didn’t mind too much. Although worth noting we did see that you can get 20 mins free parking outside village shops if you are going to buy a souvenir or something to eat there which would be ideal if you are just stopping for a quick trip like us.

I have zero interest in Heartbeat, the TV show. I saw five minutes of it once and decided I'd rather gnaw my own foot off than watch any more. I've never been so bored in my life. Still, I do appreciated a lovely old building and some nice countryside. Fresh air is an attraction too. And so, we passed by Goathland and popped into the area for a look. It's beautiful, without a doubt. The station is a attractive old building set in wonderful surroundings. You'd be stone hearted not to like it there. A truly gorgeous part of the world.

Goathland Station has retained all its charm and is really well kept by the volunteers who look after it. Goathland village is a short uphill walk and retains some of the tv programme Heartbeat. It is a flashback in time especially when a steam train comes in to the station on its way to Pickering or Whitby. Even nice to watch the day go by with a coffee and a snack. We always visit when we come to this area.

We visited Goathland station whilst touring the yorkshire dales A stunning place thats like stepping back in time A nice tea room, activity booth, toilets and helpful staff We are getting the steam train in to Whitby tomorrow from the station and it's priced at £25 return seems a lot but its the steam train so worth the money One thing of note: its quite hilly so of you are not too mobile, drive and park at the station: do not walk from Goathland

Visited the tea room which was as always lovely and the staff were wondering as they always are. Food is fresh and tasty and the inside was clean and inviting. There's access fo those using a wheelchair (it's a slope down into the tea room), and there's a decent amount of room to manoeuvre inside too. Would absolutely recommend (particularly the cakes!)