Trains to Woking

Woking is a town in the southwestern part of London. It boasts a rich history and vibrant heritage, with landmarks like the Woking War Memorial and Woking Palace. Travellers from nearby areas such as London, Guildford, Battersea, and Reading often visit Woking, making it a well-connected and accessible destination.

London to Woking

South Western Railway provides the journey from London Waterloo or Vauxhall to Woking. The travel time averages 32 minutes with at least 10 trains per hour every day.

Guildford to Woking

Fast trains from Guildford to Woking are operated by South Western Railway, taking just about 8 minutes. There are almost 5 trains per hour daily, and passengers can enjoy free Wi-Fi and spacious seating.

Clapham Junction to Woking

The direct journey from Clapham Junction to Woking takes between 20 and 40 minutes. Travellers can enjoy comfortable seating and free Wi-Fi onboard South Western Railway trains.

Woking's main train station, Woking Station, is located in the southern area near the town centre. South Western Railway runs services here, linking Woking to London, Alton, and beyond, offering excellent convenience for commuters and visitors.

Woking Station, which opened in 1838, features six platforms. On Platform 1, visitors can see the 'Seated Man' statue by artist Sean Henry. Known as one of the busiest train stations in Southeastern England, Woking Station is both functional and artistically significant with its red-brick architecture. The station serves various railway lines, including the Alton Line and the Portsmouth Direct Line.

The south side of Woking Station connects to airport buses, with the RailAir service to Heathrow Airport running every half hour. Opposite the station lies the Woking Shopping Centre, where you can enjoy a meal. Subsequently, you can walk to the Shah Jahan Mosque, the UK's first purpose-built mosque and a Grade I listed building.

*Information is subject to change. Please check the latest train timetable before your trip.