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51 bus time schedule & line map 51 Carnforth - Silverdale Via The Yealands, Silverdale View In Website Mode Village The 51 bus line (Carnforth - Silverdale Via The Yealands, Silverdale Village) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Carnforth: 7:52 AM - 7:52 PM (2) Silverdale: 6:55 AM - 9:02 AM (3) Silverdale: 7:42 AM - 7:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 51 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 51 bus arriving. Direction: Carnforth 51 bus Time Schedule 33 stops Carnforth Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:52 AM - 7:52 PM Holgate Caravan Park, Silverdale Tuesday 7:52 AM - 7:52 PM Clevelands Avenue, Silverdale Clevelands Avenue, Silverdale Civil Parish Wednesday 7:52 AM - 7:52 PM War Memorial, Silverdale Thursday 7:52 AM - 7:52 PM Friday 7:52 AM - 7:52 PM St Johns Church, Silverdale Saturday 7:52 AM - 7:52 PM The Royal, Silverdale 16a Emesgate Lane, Silverdale Civil Parish Woodwell Lane, Silverdale 51 bus Info Stankelt Road, Silverdale Direction: Carnforth Stops: 33 Bottoms Lane, Silverdale Trip Duration: 41 min Line Summary: Holgate Caravan Park, Silverdale, The Row, Silverdale Clevelands Avenue, Silverdale, War Memorial, Silverdale, St Johns Church, Silverdale, The Royal, Silverdale, Woodwell Lane, Silverdale, Stankelt Road, The Row, Silverdale Silverdale, Bottoms Lane, Silverdale, The Row, Silverdale, The Row, Silverdale, Railway Station, Railway Station, Silverdale Silverdale, Leighton Moss Rspb Nature Reserve, Silverdale, Storrs Brow, Yealand Storrs, Triangle, Leighton Moss Rspb Nature Reserve, Silverdale Yealand Redmayne, Shelter, Yealand Redmayne, Primary School, Yealand Conyers, New Inn, Yealand Storrs Brow, Yealand Storrs Conyers, Quaker Old Sch, Yealand Conyers, Hyning Hall, Warton, Croftlands, Warton, Borwick Lane End, Triangle, Yealand Redmayne Warton, George Washington, Warton, Malt Shovel, Warton, Mill Lane, Warton, Town End, Warton, The Shelter, Yealand Redmayne Nib, Millhead, Carlisle Terrace, Millhead, Midland Terrace, Millhead, Railway Club, Carnforth, War Primary School, Yealand Conyers Memorial, Carnforth, Market Street, Carnforth, Prince Footeran Lane, Yealand Redmayne Civil Parish Avenue, Carnforth, High School, Carnforth New Inn, Yealand Conyers Quaker Old Sch, Yealand Conyers Hyning Hall, Warton Croftlands, Warton Borwick Lane End, Warton Main Street, Warton Civil Parish George Washington, Warton Malt Shovel, Warton Mill Lane, Warton Town End, Warton Farleton Close, Warton Civil Parish The Nib, Millhead 9 West View, Carnforth Carlisle Terrace, Millhead Albert Street, Carnforth Midland Terrace, Millhead Midland Terrace, Carnforth Railway Club, Carnforth War Memorial, Carnforth Market Street, Carnforth Market Street, Carnforth Market Street, Carnforth Prince Avenue, Carnforth 77 Kellet Road, Carnforth High School, Carnforth 114 Kellet Road, Carnforth Direction: Silverdale 51 bus Time Schedule 11 stops Silverdale Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:55 AM - 9:02 AM Holgate Caravan Park, Silverdale Tuesday 6:55 AM - 9:02 AM Clevelands Avenue, Silverdale Clevelands Avenue, Silverdale Civil Parish Wednesday 6:55 AM - 9:02 AM War Memorial, Silverdale Thursday 6:55 AM - 9:02 AM Friday 6:55 AM - 9:02 AM St Johns Church, Silverdale Saturday 6:55 AM - 9:02 AM The Royal, Silverdale 16a Emesgate Lane, Silverdale Civil Parish Woodwell Lane, Silverdale 51 bus Info Stankelt Road, Silverdale Direction: Silverdale Stops: 11 Bottoms Lane, Silverdale Trip Duration: 17 min Line Summary: Holgate Caravan Park, Silverdale, The Row, Silverdale Clevelands Avenue, Silverdale, War Memorial, Silverdale, St Johns Church, Silverdale, The Royal, Silverdale, Woodwell Lane, Silverdale, Stankelt Road, The Row, Silverdale Silverdale, Bottoms Lane, Silverdale, The Row, Silverdale, The Row, Silverdale, Railway Station, Railway Station, Silverdale Silverdale Direction: Silverdale 51 bus Time Schedule 35 stops Silverdale Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:42 AM - 7:15 PM High School, Carnforth 114 Kellet Road, Carnforth Tuesday 7:42 AM - 7:15 PM Market Street, Carnforth Wednesday 7:42 AM - 7:15 PM Market Street, Carnforth Thursday 7:42 AM - 7:15 PM Police Station, Carnforth Friday 7:42 AM - 7:15 PM Wartonwood View, Carnforth Saturday 7:42 AM - 7:15 PM Railway Station, Carnforth Haws Hill, Carnforth Railway Club, Carnforth 51 bus Info Midland Terrace, Millhead Direction: Silverdale Stops: 35 Carlisle Terrace, Millhead Trip Duration: 35 min Albert Street, Carnforth Line Summary: High School, Carnforth, Market Street, Carnforth, Police Station, Carnforth, Railway The Nib, Millhead Station, Carnforth, Railway Club, Carnforth, Midland 9 West View, Carnforth Terrace, Millhead, Carlisle Terrace, Millhead, The Nib, Millhead, Town End, Warton, Mill Lane, Warton, Malt Town End, Warton Shovel, Warton, George Washington, Warton, Farleton Close, Warton Civil Parish Borwick Lane, Warton, Croftlands, Warton, Hyning Hall, Warton, Quakers Hall, Yealand Conyers, New Mill Lane, Warton Inn, Yealand Conyers, Primary School, Yealand Conyers, Shelter, Yealand Redmayne, Triangle, Malt Shovel, Warton Yealand Redmayne, Storrs Brow, Yealand Storrs, Leighton Moss Rspb Nature Reserve, Silverdale, George Washington, Warton Railway Station, Silverdale, The Row, Silverdale, The Row, Silverdale, Slackwood Road, Silverdale, Stankelt Borwick Lane, Warton Road, Silverdale, Woodwell Lane, Silverdale, Stankelt Main Street, Warton Civil Parish Road, Silverdale, The Royal, Silverdale, Gaskell Hall, Silverdale, St Johns Primary School, Silverdale, Croftlands, Warton Emesgate Lane, Silverdale, Clevelands Avenue, Silverdale, Holgate Caravan Park, Silverdale Hyning Hall, Warton Quakers Hall, Yealand Conyers New Inn, Yealand Conyers Primary School, Yealand Conyers Footeran Lane, Yealand Redmayne Civil Parish Shelter, Yealand Redmayne Triangle, Yealand Redmayne Storrs Brow, Yealand Storrs Leighton Moss Rspb Nature Reserve, Silverdale Railway Station, Silverdale The Row, Silverdale The Row, Silverdale Slackwood Road, Silverdale Stankelt Road, Silverdale Pointer wood, Silverdale Civil Parish Woodwell Lane, Silverdale Stankelt Road, Silverdale The Royal, Silverdale Gaskell Hall, Silverdale 16a Emesgate Lane, Silverdale Civil Parish St Johns Primary School, Silverdale Emesgate Lane, Silverdale Clevelands Avenue, Silverdale Holgate Caravan Park, Silverdale 51 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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