Lime Kiln Halt (Manx: Stadd Aiee Eayil) is the only intermediate station on the narrow gauge Groudle Glen Railway in the Isle of Man; it also serves as the line's temporary terminus on certain occasions.

The halt is named for a nearby lime kiln, along the course of the old packhorse road which now forms part of the Raad Ny Foillan, the island's coastal footpath.

When the rebuilt railway was formally inaugurated in 1986, sign boards reflecting the station's status were placed.

When track laying extended into the glen section, reaching Lhen Coan in 1986, Lime Kiln Halt was retained owing to its ease of access from the nearby car park.

In conjunction with the railway's Santa trains each December the station is renamed North Pole Halt and is transformed into a waiting area, serving as the line's temporary terminus for the running days (the headland section is not used as it is exposed to possible inclement weather).