Trains to Sutton (London)

Sutton station is the town’s main railway station. It may also be referred to as Sutton (Surrey) on some tickets and timetables. Sutton’s arrival on the railway network happened in 1847, with the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway opening a new line from West Croydon to Epsom. Several branches off the line were soon constructed, including the Epsom Downs branch in 1865 and the line to Mitcham Junction in 1868.

Sutton has all the amenities you may need for your trip. There is a small convenience store on the concourse, and the heated waiting rooms on the platforms are open during staffed hours. The ticket office is open 06:00–21:00 Monday to Friday, 06:00–21:00 on Saturday, and 07:10–21:00 on Sunday. Ticket machines are also available for purchasing fares or for collection when you book train tickets online.

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Over six Transport for London (TfL) bus routes, including a night bus, and non-TfL routes 420 and 820 stop near Sutton station. A car park with 205 spaces and five accessible spaces is available. Cyclists can use the stands and racks beside the main entrance; there are 142 spaces. The taxi rank is outside the main entrance.

Services at Sutton station are operated by Southern and Thameslink. Extra services run during peak times, such as the half-hourly train between Epsom and Victoria. Trains running to Horsham do not run south of Dorking on Saturday evenings and Sundays.

West Croydon to Sutton (London)

It takes no more than 15 minutes to travel from West Croydon to Sutton. There are four hourly trains during off-peak services.

Wimbledon Chase to Sutton (London)

Trains from Wimbledon Chase to Sutton depart every half hour, taking 16 minutes.

London Victoria to Sutton (London)

Four trains run from London Victoria, with additional services during peak hours. The journey takes roughly 42 minutes.

London Bridge to Sutton (London)

There are two direct trains an hour from London Bridge to Sutton. On average, journeys take 35 minutes.

Southern and Thameslink are the main operators at Sutton station. Southern trains serve London, parts of Hampshire, Surrey, Kent, and East and West Sussex. Thameslink provides trains to stations such as Luton, Peterborough, Rainham and East Grinstead. Services travel through London terminals. Always book in advance for cheap train tickets.

Sutton station connects you to beautiful spots and fun ways to spend the day. It is a stone’s throw from the high street and independent boutiques. If you’re around in the summer, Mayfield Lavender Farm is unmissable. The acres of lavender in bloom are a stunning sight. Dotty’s Teahouse has a menu full of delicious treats, and you can enjoy afternoon tea with vintage teapots and homemade cakes (vegan and gluten-free options available).

Which London zone is Sutton in?

Sutton station lies in fare zone 5.

Does Sutton have a Tube station?

No, Sutton is not on the London Underground network.

Is there parking at Sutton station?

Yes, there are over 200 parking spaces available at Sutton station from Monday to Sunday.

Does Sutton station have a lift?

Yes, Sutton station has lifts and step-free access to all platforms.

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