Raynes Park
National Rail · RAY
Roam Intelligence
LIVERaynes Park is in Zone 4 serving the line. It's quiet — Night Tube or early services only. Check the live board below for the latest arrivals.
Departures
No departures in the next hour
Arrivals
No arrivals in the next hour
Facilities
Toilets
Available
Baby changing
Not available
Waiting room
Available
Seating
Available
Refreshments
Available
Shops
Available
Wi-Fi
Available
Ticket machines
Available
Info screens
Available
CCTV
Available
Help point
Available
Accessibility
Step-free access (via ramp/route)
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. There is no step-free access to Platforms 3 and 4 (for trains towards Chessington South/ Kingston/ Surbiton).
Ramp access
Available
Accessible toilet
Not available
Induction loop
Available
Opening Hours
Ticket office
Staffed / assistance
Journeys, what's nearby & accessibility — just ask
Events & Culture
Area & Local Context
A busy little SW20 commuter junction with a compact bustling high street, popular with families priced just out of nearby Wimbledon.
Nearby Highlights
Raynes Park high street (Coombe Lane)
Cannon Hill Common
Wimbledon Common (a short distance north)
Sir Joseph Hood Memorial Playing Fields
Raynes Park railway junction
Local Tips
A key junction where the Chessington/Epsom and main Surrey lines split — check the platform for the right branch.
Wimbledon and its common are one stop / a short distance away; Cannon Hill Common is closer at hand.
The high street under and around the railway bridge has independent cafes, pubs and shops.
Best Exits
Exit onto Coombe Lane for the high street, buses and shops
Cross under the bridge for the southern residential streets toward Cannon Hill Common
Getting There
Raynes Park station, Coombe Lane, Raynes Park, Greater London
SW20 0JY
Location
Raynes Park Station
51.4094, -0.2300 · Open in Google Maps
Nearby Toilets
— within 10 min walk