Today the restored station boasts ¼ mile of standard gauge track which is currently being extended to the east. A Ruston diesel shunter (1947) provides motive power and the Lesmac trolley offers rides. Name-boards and station lamps have been erected and a replica signal cabin is being constructed. There is a Visitor Centre with displays telling the story of the station's rebirth and its history.
Work is ongoing in preparing the sidings for track and work on a Historic Carriage Shed has begun. Once work at the east end of the platform is completed, the track will be extended westwards, with a current potential of 0.6 miles. Erection of the replica signal cabin is nearing completion and the Saxby & Farmer lever frame from Tyndrum Upper, donated by Network Rail, will be installed.
