Train

Catching the train is a faster, more relaxing and less stressful way to travel on business, commuting or for trips with your family and friends. There are a choice of stations depending on your destination, giving you access to London, the South Coast and further afield.

Getting to the station

If you want to try alternatives to driving to your local train station.

Cycle to the station - Tick off your regular exercise with a cycle to the station.  Most stations have bike parking facilities. For this and other general information about travelling with a bike on trains go to National Rail.

Bus links to stations - Depending on where you’re heading, bus services will take  you to Farnham or Liphook stations, with an average journey time of around 35  minutes. It’ll also make you feel better about your carbon footprint by leaving the car at home.

Lift share to save time and money - Lift share to the station with members of the free, award winning, national Liftshare scheme. Lift sharing with one or more people will cut travel costs including any parking charges at the station.

Planning your train journey

Use the My Journey Planner above or go to National Rail Enquiries.

If you are unsure of the ticketing option for you, then you can find more here. 

Check station facilities for access and mobility, bike and car parking, toilets, refreshments, and ticket buying options.