Trains to Vauxhall

Vauxhall is a popular rail, Tube and bus interchange at the Vauxhall Cross junction. Located near the approach to Vauxhall Bridge over the River Thames, the station is on the South West Main Line and is the first stop after its terminus in London Waterloo. Trains head towards Clapham Junction and the South West. Originally known as Vauxhall Bridge station when it opened in 1848, Vauxhall station didn’t get its current name until 1862. The station was almost completely destroyed by a large fire and had to be rebuilt in 1856. During the early 20th century, Vauxhall station was a major stop for London’s milk deliveries from across the country.

Vauxhall station has free public WiFi. Passengers can buy train tickets from the machines or the ticket office near both entrances. Toilets and baby changing facilities are not available at this station.

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A busy bus station and interchange is across the road from Vauxhall station. About 2,000 buses pass through the station every day. Vauxhall station is also on the London Underground network, providing connections to the Victoria line. River services are also nearby via St George Wharf. Cyclists can use the bicycle racks at the station.

Services from Vauxhall train station are operated by South Western Railway (SWR). The station has around 460 trains passing through its platforms each day. Frequent commuters can choose from a range of Season Tickets to save money on their journey.

Kingston to Vauxhall

Six trains depart Kingston station every hour, taking around 25 to 43 minutes to reach Vauxhall station.

Wimbledon to Vauxhall

Frequent services run from Wimbledon to Vauxhall, and the journey takes less than 15 minutes. Up to 15 trains are available each hour.

Surbiton to Vauxhall

Travelling from Surbiton to Vauxhall takes 24 minutes on average. Six trains operate per hour.

Richmond to Vauxhall

It takes around 14 minutes to travel from Richmond to Vauxhall by train. Up to 13 services run an hour.

South Western Railway (SWR) operates all services at Vauxhall station. Trains run to and from London Waterloo, its central London terminus. SWR’s services include suburban trains to Berkshire, Dorset, Surrey and Hampshire and regional routes in Somerset, Devon and Wiltshire.

Vauxhall has plenty of unexpected gems to discover beyond the station and bus interchange - including farmland! Vauxhall City Farm has alpacas, sheep, chickens and goats on the edge of Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens, just a couple of minutes from Vauxhall station. For walks, you can explore the green spaces in Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens and Vauxhall Park or stroll along the Thames to the South Bank or towards Battersea Power Station.

Are there toilets at Vauxhall station?

No, there are no public toilets at Vauxhall station.

What zone is Vauxhall station in?

Vauxhall station is in both zones 1 and 2.

Can you buy food at Vauxhall station?

Yes, Vauxhall station has convenience shops and is around the corner from the Market Place Food Hall.

Are there lifts at Vauxhall station?

Yes, there are lifts at Vauxhall station providing access to platforms 1–6 and platforms 7–8.

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