Appleby

Very friendly place.

Great town, lovely and fun!

I'm rarely on the Appleby trains as I'm physically unabled and have huge difficulty in walking up the monstrous hills/roads to get to it and back down but we went there on the 28th September 2023.Our 9:06 train from Appleby to Skipton was late by about 1/2 hour but the ticket office man came out and kept us informed, we had a good laugh and joke with him!The train was very clean and tidy, the lady with her food/drinks trolley came around so I had a Pepsi on my way to Skipton and a can of Strongbow on the return journey, decent prices, good drivers and other staff.It was a lovely ride to and from and well worth the ticket prices.Highly recommended.

Lovely town with the river eden running through. Lots of places to eat and see.

Quaint little village, picturesque, nice walks, combine with the train journey from settle

A really nice place to visit although it's best to be avoided in the first weekend of June when the travellers arrive.

It's small not too many trains come in it's got a waiting room and a place where you can buy tickets it doesn't have a café which means you can't sit around there for a bite while you wait for your friends or family or associates

A beautiful village set in the Eden Valley, on both sides of the River Eden, close to the A66.Very picturesque, with a mix of small shops, pubs, restaurants, cafés, and the infamous Carlisle-Settle Railway passes through Appleby Station. Large car park available in the village. Limited parking available at the station itself £2 for the whole day. Decorated in the Carlisle-Settle colour scheme of red and cream, with the beautiful red stone buildings, you'll just love that architecture. Many chater trains pass through Appleby, but at present, for many, this is the destination station. There are fabulous waiting rooms on both platforms, a lovely ticket office, a shop (snacks and drinks only), super clean toilets, and a pop-up souvenir shop on charter days.The staff and volunteers were super helpful and cheerful even during our rather wet visit.