Crowhurst Railway Station

Crowhurst Railway Station serves the village of Crowhurst in East Sussex and is a stop on the main London to Hastings line. Managed by Southeastern, the station is situated 92.7 km from London Charing Cross. It features two platforms and is typically unstaffed, retaining only minimal buildings following the demolition of most of its original structures. The station was originally opened in 1902 by the South Eastern and Chatham Railway as part of a branch line to Bexhill West, which closed in 1964. Today, remnants of the bay platforms are still visible, alongside a small surviving building on the Up side. Crowhurst Railway Station offers an hourly service to both London Charing Cross and Hastings, with additional peak services including trains to London Cannon Street and Ore. The station is equipped to handle a modest annual passenger number, reflecting its role as a local commuter point within the region.