Arram is a small farming village three miles to the North of Beverley with a population of around 200. It is the least used station on the line due to the village’s size but its train service of 5 trains a day in each direction provides a vital transport link to the community as the village is not on a bus route.

 

The village is adjacent to the former RAF Leconfield which is now the MoD Defence School of Transport. Surrounded by the River Hull and its tributaries the area is home to much wildlife and is popular with walkers.

The River Hull and its tributaries form a wildlife rich landscape that is perfect for the nature lover to explore.

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Arram may be the smallest community served by the railway but it has its very own tourist attraction.  Dumble Farm offers the UK’s ultimate hands-on Highland Cattle experiences. Adults can book cow cuddling, Highland cow safaris, Highland calf handling sessions and craft workshops at this family run farm in the village. 

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