If you don't want me to put it in the front or back entrances, I'll just dart in and out of your…read moremouth (I call it the Dart Mouth Steam Train Technique) if that's cool with you. Or if that's hot with you, even. Dartmouth down in Southern Devon has its own steam railway line, privately owned, and it's a great one. It begins in a lovely part of the old city with a station that we have used on a number of occasions and will probably continue to do so in future. I like it and I think it's well-designed and perfectly located for tourists, and there's a little parking nearby too if you drive like we did. It's a grand little old steam train, and is one of the prettiest in the country, not only Devon, and most stations in most towns along this little route are a little way out of the beautiful centres, and utterly gorgeous!

Rather overpriced, but an essential attraction. Good old fashioned fun, steam everywhere..no not a…read moretoga party..rail as It used to be, complete with toot toot. Make sure you check times before turning up as they vary between seasons and days of the week. Dartmouth is a lovely place to visit and getting there by steam train then boat is a fine old way to travel. The trains are between 60 and 90 years old!

Good location for town. Recently refurbished but a little short on seating upstairs…read more Helpful staff, accepts network card so good discount. Reasonable facilities, but could do with a coffee shop at platform level, especially on platform 3 when waiting for a long distance train.

Nice clean station close to the town centre. It's definitely the best if you want to be in the city…read moreor Exeter College. If your destination is the Uni however its a toss up between this and St David's which is down the hill.

A small station with a fast main line service to London and the west of England. It has trains to…read moreWeymouth and Bristol so is an interchange. There is a ticket office and excellent toutist information is displayed in the waiting room.There is a coffee kiosk and taxis ard available here. It serves a wide area of south Somerset and there is a car park.

St David's Station is located just outside of town in Exeter. You can catch the train to most…read moreplaces e.g. London, Cornwall, Plymouth, Bristol, and further afield. There is a WHSmith as you enter the station where you can buy drinks, snacks, magazines, books etc for the journey, and there is a cafe where you can purchase hot drinks, sandwiches, cakes etc. This is nice when you're travelling at 6am! The car park at the station is quite large, but is costly to park all day. You can, however, travel in by bus - the H1/H2 bus stops right outside the station, so is very convenient. You can purchase tickets at the station, and they also have a fast-ticket machine if you have bought your tickets before and need to pick them up. There are various platforms, with a footbridge over the lines to get to the ones on the far side. I believe there is a lift as well. There is a waiting room on each platform to keep you warm on cold days too

Used this station a number of times…read more The carpark isnt to bad if parking long term since (well it wwas when i parked) £6 for 24 hours or thereafter so you can park as long as you need. The station entrance is quite small, although there is some self service ticket machines, a WH Smith and the travel desk. The platforms are well sign posted, clean and tidy, although as always they lack bins! The only one I found was outside of the station and that was full up.

I really like this little 'middle-of-nowhere' station where if you want to get on you have to stick…read moreout your hand like you are hailing a bus. The excellent local pub (http://www.qype.co.uk/place/1334594-rising-sun-Umberleigh) is probably partially responsible for my warm feeling towards the location.