Wylam Railway Station
Village centreA stop on the Tyne Valley Line connecting Wylam to Newcastle and Carlisle. The station sits close to the birthplace of George Stephenson.
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Wylam is famous as the birthplace of George Stephenson, the railway pioneer — fitting for a village that still has its own station on the Tyne Valley Line. The village hugs the north bank of the Tyne, with tree-lined riverside walks, a popular bridge crossing, and a tight-knit community that keeps the village feeling alive year-round.
Getting around the Tyne valley from Wylam — Prudhoe for shops, Corbridge for dinner, or across to Blaydon and beyond. We’re practically neighbours.
Newcastle Airport is around 20 minutes from Wylam. Pre-book for any time — we handle early morning flights and late-night arrivals. Competitive fares from £23.
Hospital runs are straightforward from Wylam. Freeman Hospital from £19, RVI from £16, QE from £15. We’ll drop you at the door and pick you up when you’re done.
Wylam’s pubs are worth a visit, but if you’re heading further afield — Newcastle, Gateshead, Hexham — we’ll get you there and back. No surge pricing, no matter the hour.
The destinations Wylam passengers book most — with pickup tips you won't find on Google Maps.
A stop on the Tyne Valley Line connecting Wylam to Newcastle and Carlisle. The station sits close to the birthplace of George Stephenson.
The National Trust cottage where George Stephenson, the 'Father of Railways', was born in 1781. A landmark of British industrial heritage.
Wylam's iconic pub on the banks of the Tyne, popular with walkers, cyclists, and locals alike.
The pedestrian and cycle bridge over the Tyne connecting Wylam to Ovingham on the south bank — a focal point of the village.
Approximate fares from Wylam town centre to popular destinations. Prices shown are a guide for a standard saloon (up to 4 passengers). Enter your journey in the app for an estimated fare. No surge pricing.
| Destination | Distance | Est. Time | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wylam → Newcastle City Centrevia A695 | 12 miles | 15 min | from £33Book → |
| Wylam → Prudhoevia A695 | 3 miles | 10 min | from £10Book → |
| Wylam → MetroCentrevia A695 / A694 | 10 miles | 15 min | from £28Book → |
| Wylam → Stocksfieldvia A695 | 4 miles | 10 min | from £13Book → |
| Wylam → Corbridgevia A695 / B6321 | 8 miles | 10 min | from £23Book → |
Approximate fares from Wylam town centre. For an estimated fare, book via the app, use the app, or call 0191 462 0060.
✈️ See airport transfer fares →Wylam has 2 train stations and 1 bus route connecting to the wider area. But there's a big difference between “a bus exists” and “a bus that gets you where you need to be, when you need to be there.”
Wylam is served by 2 stations on the Tyne Valley Line, connecting you to Hexham, Carlisle, Newcastle Central and beyond. The main station is Wylam Station.
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| Station | Line | Key Destinations |
|---|---|---|
| Wylam Station | Tyne Valley Line | Hexham, Carlisle, Newcastle Central |
| Prudhoe Station | Tyne Valley Line | Hexham, Carlisle, Newcastle Central |
Wylam is served by 1 bus route, connecting to Newcastle via Blaydon. Services run regularly on weekdays but frequencies drop in the evenings and on Sundays.
| Route | From → To | Weekday | Sunday | Last Bus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Go North East | Wylam → Newcastle via Blaydon, MetroCentre | Every 20-30 min (peak) | Reduced Saturdays & Sundays | Check timetable |
Timetables verified March 2026 via bustimes.org and operator websites. Frequencies are approximate and may vary by time of day.
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Public transport covers the basics in Wylam, but trains stop in the evenings and don't go everywhere you need. From our Blaydon base we're about 10 minutes east — close enough for a fast pickup any time.
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