Train times from Raynes Park station

Next departures

Station facilities

• Step-free access: Partly: step-free access to some platforms only. Step-free category B3 station - This station has step-free access to Platforms 1 and 2 (for trains towards London Waterloo) via long and steep ramps at up to 1:10 gradient.
• Toilets: Yes. Toilet female, Platforms 3 & 4; Toilet male, Platforms 3 & 4; Toilet male, Platforms 1 & 2.
• Ticket office: The ticket office is open Mon–Fri 06:20–20:00; Sat 07:00–20:00; Sun 09:00–18:30. There are ticket machines.
• Help and assistance: The station is staffed part of the day. Staff help is available Mon–Sat 06:30–23:30; Sun 07:00–23:00. Assistance staff meet you at Ticket Office (Staffed Hours). Passenger Assist: 0800 5282100 (Every day 24 hours).
• Waiting room: Yes, open Mon–Fri 06:20–20:00; Sat 07:00–20:00; Sun 09:00–18:30.
• WiFi: Yes, there's free WiFi.
• Food and drink: Yes: Starbucks close to entrance of platform 1 and 2. Coffee shop at entrance of station at platform 3 and 4.
• Shops: Shops outside of station.
• Cycle parking: Yes: 98 spaces, with CCTV. Booking hall entrance, platform 2.
• Taxis: Yes, there's a taxi rank.
• Platforms: 4.

Station information from National Rail, updated Wednesday, 23 September 2026. Facilities can change: check before you travel.

Routes from this station

• Windsor & Eton Riverside – London Waterloo (Windsor Line) South Western Railway
• Chessington South – London Waterloo South Western Railway
• Guildford – London Waterloo (Mole Valley Line) South Western Railway
• Shepperton – London Waterloo South Western Railway
• Woking – London Waterloo (Waterloo–Reading Line) South Western Railway

Stops nearby

• Raynes Park 1 min walk
• Lambton Road, Raynes Park 1 min walk
• Raynes Park Methodist Church 2 min walk
• Durham Road (SW20), Cottenham Park 3 min walk
• Bushey Road / Grand Drive, Raynes Park 3 min walk
• Raynes Park Library 3 min walk

All bus routes and stops in Raynes Park

Questions

Which trains stop at Raynes Park station?

Windsor & Eton Riverside – London Waterloo (Windsor Line), Chessington South – London Waterloo, Guildford – London Waterloo (Mole Valley Line), Shepperton – London Waterloo and Woking – London Waterloo (Waterloo–Reading Line), run by South Western Railway.

Where is Raynes Park station?

Raynes Park station is in Raynes Park, London.

Where do trains from Raynes Park station go?

The next departures go to Shepperton, Waterloo, Guildford, Chessington, East Molesey and Dorking.

Is Raynes Park station step-free and wheelchair accessible?

Partly: step-free access to some platforms only. Step-free category B3 station - This station has step-free access to Platforms 1 and 2 (for trains towards London Waterloo) via long and steep ramps at up to 1:10 gradient.

Are there toilets at Raynes Park station?

Yes. Toilet female, Platforms 3 & 4; Toilet male, Platforms 3 & 4; Toilet male, Platforms 1 & 2.

When is the ticket office at Raynes Park station open?

The ticket office is open Mon–Fri 06:20–20:00; Sat 07:00–20:00; Sun 09:00–18:30. There are ticket machines.

Can I get help or assistance at Raynes Park station?

The station is staffed part of the day. Staff help is available Mon–Sat 06:30–23:30; Sun 07:00–23:00. Assistance staff meet you at Ticket Office (Staffed Hours). Passenger Assist: 0800 5282100 (Every day 24 hours).

Is there a waiting room at Raynes Park station?

Yes, open Mon–Fri 06:20–20:00; Sat 07:00–20:00; Sun 09:00–18:30.

Is there free WiFi at Raynes Park station?

Yes, there's free WiFi.

Can I buy food and drink at Raynes Park station?

Yes: Starbucks close to entrance of platform 1 and 2. Coffee shop at entrance of station at platform 3 and 4.

Is there cycle parking at Raynes Park station?

Yes: 98 spaces, with CCTV. Booking hall entrance, platform 2.

Is there a taxi rank at Raynes Park station?

Yes, there's a taxi rank.

How many platforms does Raynes Park station have?

4.