Train times from Watton-at-Stone station
Watton-at-Stone station is served by 2 routes, run by Great Northern. The next trains go to Moorgate and Stevenage.
Next departures
| Time | Route | To |
|---|---|---|
| 05:39 | Train | Moorgate |
| 06:09 | Train | Moorgate |
| 06:13 | Train | Stevenage |
| 06:39 | Train | Moorgate |
| 06:47 | Train | Stevenage |
| 07:11 | Train | Moorgate |
| 07:17 | Train | Stevenage |
| 07:41 | Train | Moorgate |
| 07:48 | Train | Stevenage |
| 08:09 | Train | Moorgate |
| 08:17 | Train | Stevenage |
| 08:39 | Train | Moorgate |
| 08:47 | Train | Stevenage |
| 09:09 | Train | Moorgate |
| 09:17 | Train | Stevenage |
| 09:39 | Train | Moorgate |
| 09:47 | Train | Stevenage |
| 10:09 | Train | Moorgate |
| 10:17 | Train | Stevenage |
| 10:39 | Train | Moorgate |
Station facilities
- Step-free access: Partly: step-free access to some platforms only. This is a Category B3 station: Step free access to platform 1 only (to London) via a ramp from the car park. General access to both platforms is via steps from the main entrance. The Assistance Meeting Point is at the front of the station, next to the ticket machine.
- Ticket office: The ticket office is open Mon–Fri 06:45–11:50. There are ticket machines.
- Help and assistance: The station is staffed part of the day. Staff help is available Mon–Fri 06:45–11:50. Assistance staff meet you at Assistance Meeting Point. Passenger Assist: 0800 058 2844 (Every day 24 hours).
- Waiting room: Yes.
- Parking: Yes: Station Car Park (19 spaces), run by APCOA Parking UK.
- Cycle parking: Yes: 4 spaces, sheltered, with CCTV. Located outside the main entrance. Cycles are left at owners risk. Abandoned cycles may be removed.
- Platforms: 2.
Station information from National Rail, updated Tuesday, 4 August 2026. Facilities can change: check before you travel.
Routes from this station
- Stevenage – London Kings Cross (Hertford Loop) Great Northern
- Stevenage – Moorgate (Hertford Loop) Great Northern
Stops nearby
- Watton-at-Stone Railway Station 1 min walk
- Great Innings, Watton-at-Stone 5 min walk
- The Bull PH, Watton-at-Stone 8 min walk
Questions
- Which trains stop at Watton-at-Stone station?
- Stevenage – London Kings Cross (Hertford Loop) and Stevenage – Moorgate (Hertford Loop), run by Great Northern.
- Where is Watton-at-Stone station?
- Watton-at-Stone station is in Watton-at-Stone, Hertfordshire.
- Where do trains from Watton-at-Stone station go?
- The next departures go to Moorgate and Stevenage.
- Is Watton-at-Stone station step-free and wheelchair accessible?
- Partly: step-free access to some platforms only. This is a Category B3 station: Step free access to platform 1 only (to London) via a ramp from the car park. General access to both platforms is via steps from the main entrance. The Assistance Meeting Point is at the front of the station, next to the ticket machine.
- When is the ticket office at Watton-at-Stone station open?
- The ticket office is open Mon–Fri 06:45–11:50. There are ticket machines.
- Can I get help or assistance at Watton-at-Stone station?
- The station is staffed part of the day. Staff help is available Mon–Fri 06:45–11:50. Assistance staff meet you at Assistance Meeting Point. Passenger Assist: 0800 058 2844 (Every day 24 hours).
- Is there a waiting room at Watton-at-Stone station?
- Yes.
- Is there parking at Watton-at-Stone station?
- Yes: Station Car Park (19 spaces), run by APCOA Parking UK.
- Is there cycle parking at Watton-at-Stone station?
- Yes: 4 spaces, sheltered, with CCTV. Located outside the main entrance. Cycles are left at owners risk. Abandoned cycles may be removed.
- How many platforms does Watton-at-Stone station have?
- 2.
Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Friday, 16 October 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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