Wanborough train station

You can reach 20 stations directly from Wanborough on a weekday, without changing. The most frequent is Ash, with 77 trains a day.

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Wanborough is the nearest station for postcodes in GU3. Check your own postcode.

Direct trains from Wanborough

Trains a day to each station you can reach without changing, by day of the week.

DestinationWeekdaySaturdaySunday
Ash777335
Guildford777335
Aldershot707035
Farnham70700
Blackwater730
Crowthorne730
Dorking Deepdene730
Farnborough North730
North Camp730
Reading730
Redhill730
Reigate730
Sandhurst730
Wokingham730
Shalford620
Gatwick Airport530
Betchworth410
Dorking West410
Gomshall410
Chilworth310

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How busy Wanborough station is

62,150 passenger entries and exits in 2024-25, making it the 1,967th busiest station in Great Britain.

More journeys run between Wanborough and Guildford than any other pair: 15,106 a year. That is where passengers go, which is not always where the most trains go.

Source: Office of Rail and Road, Estimates of station usage, 2024-25. Estimated from ticket sales.

Sundays

Sunday is a different railway here: 3 stations instead of 20, a drop of about 85%. Saturday runs to 20.

Nearest other stations

Closed stations nearby

Former stations within 8 km of Wanborough, from Wikidata. They are on the map under Closed & former stations.

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Facilities at Wanborough station

Wanborough is unstaffed, with step-free access to part of the station.

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Parking at Wanborough station

Cycle parking: 6 spaces (racks).

From National Rail's station record, last updated 24 August 2026.

Getting to Wanborough station

Wanborough station is in Guildford, South East, and is run by South Western Railway.

The nearest motorway junction is M3 J4 (Frimley), 6.3 miles north-west.

2 bus stops are within a short walk, the nearest being Wanborough Railway Station.

Sources: Office of Rail and Road (Table 6329), OpenStreetMap and NaPTAN.

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