Lakeside Country Park

Lakeside Country Park is a nation park only south of the town of Eastleigh in Hampshire. The recreation center spreads 60 sections of land and is home toward the Eastleigh Lakeside Steam Railway. The stop is on the site of old rock workings, with lakes shaped from rock pits. As well as the lakes themselves, the recreation center flaunts knolls and some youthful forest. The recreation center is limited by the Eastleigh urban zone toward the north, the A335 street toward the east, the limit among Eastleigh and Southampton toward the south, and Monks Brook toward the west.
A double check 260 mm/184 mm light railroad was set up in the recreation center in 1992, initially as an impermanent layout. A more changeless track was set down in 1993, as the railroad organization was allowed a three-year lease. Five years after the fact, a more drawn out rent was arranged and development started on the two stations, Eastleigh Parkway and Monks Brook. They were opened in 1999, albeit additionally chip away at the format itself was completed in 2000. A passage was included 2003, and Eastleigh Parkway station was reached out in 2005 with the option of a bistro and shop.