Kew Gardens Station London | Postcodes, Map and Parking

ByAlex Turner

There are two Kew Gardens stations, both serving the Kew area in London. The most well-known one is Kew Gardens station on the London Underground and London Overground. This historic station, built in 1869, offers access to the world-famous Kew Gardens and is known for its unique architectural features.

  • Tickets: Purchase tickets from accessible ticket machines in the station. You can also collect tickets bought online at these machines.
  • Oyster Pay as you go: Accepted at Kew Gardens station. You can buy and top up your Oyster card using the ticket machines.
  • Smartcards: Not available. The station does not issue travel cards or validate smartcards.

  • Here’s a summary of the information available at Kew Gardens station:
  • Staff assistance: Staff are available to help with inquiries from 5:20 am to 1:15 am daily.
  • Help points: Customer help points are located at the station.
  • Information screens: There are no customer information screens available.
  • Lost property: Lost property office is open weekdays from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm. It’s closed on weekends.
  • TFL customer service: Contact TFL customer service by phone at 0343 222 1234 for general inquiries.
  • Other services: The station has CCTV cameras but does not offer luggage storage.

Not Available

  • Bicycle Storage: Available, but not monitored by CCTV.
  • Bicycle Hire: Not available at this station.
  • More Information: Train travel with bicycles is possible (further details likely needed).

Kew Gardens station offers the following amenities:

  • Public Wi-Fi: You can connect to Wi-Fi at the station.
  • Post Boxes: There are post boxes located at the station.

  • Waiting Rooms: Not available.
  • Seating Area: Not available.

  • Toilets: Available.
  • Accessible Toilets: Not available.
  • Baby Changing: Not available.

  • Station Accessibility:
    • Step-free access is available to all platforms.
    • Ticket barriers and gates are present.
    • Accessible ticket machines are available.
    • Induction loop provided.
    • A ramp for train access is available.
  • Facilities:
    • Accessible toilets are not provided.
    • Waiting rooms and seating areas are not available.
  • Getting to and from the station:
    • Accessible taxis are not available.
    • Impaired mobility set down/pick-up point is not provided.
  • Staff Help:
    • Staff assistance is available during specific hours.
    • Customer Help Points and Meeting Points are available.
  • Helpline:
    • Helpline service available.

Summary:

  • Step-free access to platforms.
  • Ticket barriers, accessible ticket machines, and induction loops are available.
  • A ramp for train access is provided.
  • No accessible toilets, waiting rooms, or seating areas.
  • Accessible taxis and impaired mobility set-down/pick-up points are not available.
  • Staff help is available during specified hours.
  • Customer Help Points and Meeting Points are available.
  • Helpline service offered.

Kew Gardens Station London tickets

There are two stations near Kew Gardens: Kew Gardens Station (National Rail) and Kew Gardens Underground Station (District Line). Here’s how you can get tickets for each:

Kew Gardens Station (National Rail)

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  • There is no ticket office at Kew Gardens Station.
  • You can purchase tickets from the ticket machines at the station.
  • These machines accept chip and pin debit cards, credit cards, and contactless payments.
  • Alternatively, you can purchase tickets online in advance and collect them from the ticket machines at the station. Several retailers in the UK also sell National Rail tickets, including some convenience stores and post offices.

Kew Gardens Underground Station (District Line)

  • There are ticket offices at Kew Gardens Underground Station.
  • You can purchase tickets from the staff at the ticket office using cash, chip, and pin debit cards, credit cards, and contactless payments.
  • Tickets can also be purchased from the ticket machines at the station, which accepts chip and pin debit cards, credit cards, and contactless payments.
  • Alternatively, you can purchase Oyster Cards or Travelcards online or at many tube stations, including Kew Gardens, and top them up with pay-as-you-go credit.

Google Map of Kew Gardens Station London