Brooklands by Public Transport

[Diane CarneyModerator @dianecarney30678]

I have posted this elsewhere but thought it might be helpful to start a new thread with a clear title.

Accessing Brooklands by Public Transport.

On Friday and Saturday there is a frequent bus service – Route No. 436 – from Weybridge Station to Mercedes Benz World which is adjacent and leaves just a short walk to the Museum entrance. Unfortunately there is no bus service on a Sunday.

If taking a taxi from the Station ask the driver to take you to Campbell Gate (Members' Hill); this is a much shorter journey than to the usual public entrance (i.e. the car park) and about half the price! (Roughly £6 to £8 to Campbell Gate)

If walking you would also arrive at Campbell Gate. From the station, walk south along Brooklands Road (B374) and look for a right turn to JTI (UK). Take that turning (it's a paved road) and carry on down the Members Hill. There is a sign indicating Brooklands Museum straight on down the hill (don't take JTI to the right).

The walk from the station to the Museum is about 20 – 30 minutes.

[Diane CarneyModerator @dianecarney30678]

[duncan webster 1Participant @duncanwebster1]

At £90 for a return train ticket I don't think I'll be bothering

[Geoff TheasbyParticipant @geofftheasby]

I paid £39 from Sheffield, First Class, but I booked it a month ago.

Geoff

[JasonBModerator @jasonb]

Also details on the brooklands website about getting there

Well I'm looking forward to seeing George Punter and his models especially as he made the effort to come all the way from Australia

[John Stevenson 1Participant @johnstevenson1]

Nottingham to MEX return is about twenty four pounds in diesel.
If I wasn’t 200 miles away this weekend in the opposite direction I’d do it in a heartbeat

[JasonBModerator @jasonb]

Diane's walking route from Weybridge station

[Diane CarneyModerator @dianecarney30678]

Thanks Jason. You beat me to it!

[JasonBModerator @jasonb]

I walk faster

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