Narrow-gauge railway station

The station building in Rewal was built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The narrow-gauge railway on the Popiele–Gryfice Wąskotorowe route has been in operation since 1896. Because the station building has been converted into residential space, it is open to visitors only from the outside. Rewal also serves as a staging station for reserve cars, which are attached to the train depending on traffic volume.

During the season running from May 1 to September 30, the Nadmorska Kolej Wąskotorowa company offers rides on trains pulled by an Lxd2 diesel locomotive or an MBX motor car. The train departs daily from Gryfice. Upon arrival in Trzęsacz, it operates as a shuttle service on the Trzęsacz–Pogorzelica–Trzęsacz route. The last trip from Pogorzelica is also the return trip to the depot in Gryfice. In addition, special-occasion trains can be chartered.