Merstham Train Station - Southern Railway

Overview

Merstham Train Station might not be the biggest station around, but it's got a charm that makes it a lovely spot for families. With friendly staff who genuinely want to help - shout out to Banjo for always brightening the place up - you'll feel welcomed the moment you arrive. It's well-kept and tidy, which is always a plus when you've got kids in tow.

The station has a warm atmosphere, and if you're lucky enough to catch a train here, you'll find a decent coffee shop for a quick caffeine fix or snack. Just a heads up though, if you're coming by car, parking can get a bit tricky, especially during peak times. You might want to arrive a little earlier to secure a spot.

What Your Child Will Do

• Wave goodbye to trains as they pull in and out
• Spot different types of trains and learn their names
• Enjoy a treat from the coffee shop while watching trains go by

Facilities and What's Provided

• Clean toilets available for families
• A small coffee shop for snacks and drinks
• Paid parking for easy access

• Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible entrance, wheelchair accessible parking

Practical Tips

• Bring some snacks to keep little ones happy while waiting
• Weekdays around 10:30 are busy for parking, so plan ahead
• If you need to switch platforms, be aware the stairs can be a challenge for some
• Pop in for a quick visit if you're in the area, especially if Redhill's parking is full

Opening Times

Check website for current hours

Facilities and Amenities

For Children:

• Clean toilets

Accessibility:

• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking

General Amenities:

• Coffee shop
• Toilets

Parking and Transport:

• Paid parking available

If you're looking for a station that feels a bit more personal, Merstham is well worth a visit. Just remember, it's not the busiest station, so don't expect a shopping mall vibe - think of it more like a friendly local hub where everyone knows each other's name!