Train times from New Cross station

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Station facilities

• Step-free access: Partly: step-free access to some platforms only. This is a category B1 station. Step free access from entrance direct to platforms C and D. Step free access to platforms A and B via lifts. Step access available via bridge and subway. Short steep ramp from side entrance.
• Toilets: Yes, including an accessible toilet and baby changing. Male toilet, concourse; Accessible toilet; Female toilet, concourse.
• Ticket office: The ticket office is open Mon–Fri 06:45–19:15; Sat 06:10–20:00; Sun 08:30–20:00. There are ticket machines.
• Help and assistance: The station is staffed. Staff help is available Mon–Sat 05:40–00:20; Sun 06:45–23:45. Assistance staff meet you at Ticket Office / Booking Hall. Passenger Assist: 0345 322 7021 or Text relay 18001 0345 322 7021 Freephone 0800 783 4524 or Text Relay 18001 0800 783 4524.
• Waiting room: Yes.
• Food and drink: Yes: Coffee kiosk.
• Shops: newspapers.
• Lifts: There are lifts.
• Cycle parking: Yes: 22 spaces, sheltered. on platform c.
• Platforms: 4.

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

Routes from this station

• Orpington – London Cannon Street Southeastern
• London Charing Cross – Gravesend (North Kent Line) Southeastern
• London Charing Cross – Hastings (Hastings Line) Southeastern
• London Charing Cross – Hayes (Kent) Southeastern
• London Cannon Street – London Cannon Street Southeastern

Stops nearby

• New Cross ELL station 1 min walk
• Exeter Way, New Cross 1 min walk
• New Cross Station 1 min walk
• Marquis Of Granby, New Cross 2 min walk
• Fordham Park, New Cross 3 min walk
• Marquis of Granby / Goldsmiths, New Cross 3 min walk

All bus routes and stops in New Cross

Questions

Which trains stop at New Cross station?

Orpington – London Cannon Street, London Charing Cross – Gravesend (North Kent Line), London Charing Cross – Hastings (Hastings Line), London Charing Cross – Hayes (Kent) and London Cannon Street – London Cannon Street, run by Southeastern.

Where is New Cross station?

New Cross station is in New Cross, London.

Where do trains from New Cross station go?

The next departures go to Orpington, Cannon Street and Dartford.

Is New Cross station step-free and wheelchair accessible?

Partly: step-free access to some platforms only. This is a category B1 station. Step free access from entrance direct to platforms C and D. Step free access to platforms A and B via lifts. Step access available via bridge and subway. Short steep ramp from side entrance.

Are there toilets at New Cross station?

Yes, including an accessible toilet and baby changing. Male toilet, concourse; Accessible toilet; Female toilet, concourse.

When is the ticket office at New Cross station open?

The ticket office is open Mon–Fri 06:45–19:15; Sat 06:10–20:00; Sun 08:30–20:00. There are ticket machines.

Can I get help or assistance at New Cross station?

The station is staffed. Staff help is available Mon–Sat 05:40–00:20; Sun 06:45–23:45. Assistance staff meet you at Ticket Office / Booking Hall. Passenger Assist: 0345 322 7021 or Text relay 18001 0345 322 7021 Freephone 0800 783 4524 or Text Relay 18001 0800 783 4524.

Is there a waiting room at New Cross station?

Yes.

Can I buy food and drink at New Cross station?

Yes: Coffee kiosk.

Is there cycle parking at New Cross station?

Yes: 22 spaces, sheltered. on platform c.

How many platforms does New Cross station have?

4.