EYNSFORD STATION
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A picture postcard village, set in the scenic Darent Valley, part of the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With castles, Roman villas and a ford, Eynsford can be traced back to 864 and was mentioned in the Doomsday Book in 1086.
Accessibility
| Distances |  |
1.25 miles / 2km |
| Terrains | |
Slight downward incline directly from the station (100m). Flat paved footpaths throughout although you will need to cross the main road several times to stay on the footpath. |
| Step free access |  |
Step free access is only in a northbound direction. |
| Accessible ticket machines | |
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| Ramp for train access | |
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| Accessible toilets | |
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| Accessible parking | |
1 space |
| Tactile paving on platform edge | |
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| Seating areas | |
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| Induction loop | |
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| Assisted travel | |
For more information visit the ThamesLink station information page
Station Facilities
| Staff availability | |
Mon-Fri 06:10-12:50 |
| Ticket machines | |
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| Toilets | |
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| Baby changing | |
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| Car parking | |
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| Refreshments | |
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| Public telephone | |
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| Bicycle storage | |
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| Cash machine | |
For more information visit the ThamesLink station information page
Local Information
For more information on the local area and to help plan your visit then make sure to check out the Visit Sevenoaks and Darent Valley Community Rail Partnership websites. Both websites offer a wealth of information to help plan your visit, including places to eat, stay and visit.
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