SHOREHAM STATION
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It’s easy to feel that you have stepped back in time when visiting Shoreham. Excellent walking trails and the home of a renowned English landscape painter who found inspiration in “…a visionary world”.
Accessibility
| Waking distances |  |
1 mile / 1.6km |
| Terrains | |
Gentle downward incline from the station to the village with an even footpath for 200m. Very small inclines through the village, take care when navigating the road bends. |
| Step free access |  |
No, there is no step-free access to platform 1 or between platforms |
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| Ramp for train access | |
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| Accessible toilets | |
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| Accessible parking | |
2 spaces |
| 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 | |
Unstaffed |
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| Toilets | |
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| Baby changing | |
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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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