Notes: Short branch line to serve the Butlins holiday camp from a double facing junction between Hunmanby and Filey. The station had four extremely long terminus island platforms. There were never any buildings on the platforms except a small ticket collectors box near the buffer stops but there was a small single storey concrete building on the very large

When the station opened most holiday makers traveled to the camp by train but as the years went by more and more people came by car until it was uneconomic to keep the station open. The last train ran on Saturday 17th July 1977.

All platforms, concourse, exit steps, fencing and concrete lampposts are still in situ - the lampposts even still have the public address speakers attached. Site now used to store dumped agricultural machinery and old circus lorries.

It is interesting to note that while the station remains largely intact for many years the holiday camp had been razed to the ground. By May 2018 only the east end of the platforms remained in a very dilapated stated but the site has now been completely cleared. The remaining sections of platform were demolished in 2022.

Tickets from Michael Stewart

Click here for a short video about the station.

Click here to see a short video of the remains on the station in May 2018. Drone video by Peter Yeo.

A second drone video in 2022 showed everything had gone.