Train times from London Charing Cross station

London Charing Cross station is served by 9 routes, run by Southeastern. The next trains go to Hayes, Gravesend, Dartford, Hastings, Sevenoaks and Cannon Street.

Next departures

TimeRouteTo
05:48TrainHayes
05:50TrainGravesend
05:55TrainDartford
05:57TrainHastings
06:01TrainSevenoaks
06:06TrainCannon Street
06:17TrainHayes
06:20TrainGravesend
06:25TrainDartford
06:31TrainSevenoaks
06:36TrainDartford
06:38TrainHayes
06:41TrainHastings
06:48TrainHayes
06:50TrainGravesend
06:55TrainDartford
07:01TrainSevenoaks
07:04TrainDover
07:06TrainDartford
07:08TrainHayes

Station facilities

  • Step-free access: Yes: step-free access to all platforms. Yes, the station is all on one level and all platforms are reachable by disabled passengers.
  • Toilets: Yes, including an accessible toilet and baby changing. Accessible Toilet, near Middle Entrance of Station; Male Toilets, off of Main Concourse (Down Stairs); Female Toilets, off of Main Concourse (Down Stairs).
  • Ticket office: The ticket office is open Every day 24 hours. There are ticket machines.
  • Help and assistance: The station is staffed. Assistance staff meet you at Assisted Travel Lounge. Passenger Assist: If you wish to book assistance but are not sure which train operator you are travelling with, you can call 0800 022 3720. On calling, you will be referred to the appropriate train operator..
  • Waiting room: Yes.
  • Food and drink: Yes: Yes.
  • Shops: Yes.
  • Cycle parking: Yes: 20 spaces, with CCTV. Within car park and station forecourt.
  • Taxis: Yes, there's a taxi rank.
  • Platforms: 6.

Station information from National Rail, updated Wednesday, 7 October 2026. Facilities can change: check before you travel.

Routes from this station

Stops nearby

All bus routes and stops in Charing Cross

Questions

Which trains stop at London Charing Cross station?
London Charing Cross – Gravesend (North Kent Line), London Charing Cross – Sevenoaks, London Charing Cross – Maidstone East (Maidstone East Line), London Charing Cross – Hastings (Hastings Line), London Victoria – Ashford International (Maidstone East Line), London Charing Cross – Hayes (Kent), London Charing Cross – Dover Priory (South Eastern Main Line), London Charing Cross – Ramsgate (Ashford–Ramsgate Line) and London Cannon Street – London Cannon Street, run by Southeastern.
Where is London Charing Cross station?
London Charing Cross station is in Charing Cross, London.
Where do trains from London Charing Cross station go?
The next departures go to Hayes, Gravesend, Dartford, Hastings, Sevenoaks and Cannon Street.
Is London Charing Cross station step-free and wheelchair accessible?
Yes: step-free access to all platforms. Yes, the station is all on one level and all platforms are reachable by disabled passengers.
Are there toilets at London Charing Cross station?
Yes, including an accessible toilet and baby changing. Accessible Toilet, near Middle Entrance of Station; Male Toilets, off of Main Concourse (Down Stairs); Female Toilets, off of Main Concourse (Down Stairs).
When is the ticket office at London Charing Cross station open?
The ticket office is open Every day 24 hours. There are ticket machines.
Can I get help or assistance at London Charing Cross station?
The station is staffed. Assistance staff meet you at Assisted Travel Lounge. Passenger Assist: If you wish to book assistance but are not sure which train operator you are travelling with, you can call 0800 022 3720. On calling, you will be referred to the appropriate train operator..
Is there a waiting room at London Charing Cross station?
Yes.
Can I buy food and drink at London Charing Cross station?
Yes: Yes.
Is there cycle parking at London Charing Cross station?
Yes: 20 spaces, with CCTV. Within car park and station forecourt.
Is there a taxi rank at London Charing Cross station?
Yes, there's a taxi rank.
How many platforms does London Charing Cross station have?
6.

Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Tuesday, 3 November 2026. Stop details from NaPTAN. Train timetables contain data from Network Rail, licensed under the Open Government Licence; live train times from National Rail. Times are UK local time and can change at short notice: check before you travel.

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