Strood Railway Station serves the town of Strood in Medway, England. It is a key transport hub located on the North Kent Line and acts as the terminus for the Medway Valley Line. The station is managed by Southeastern and also sees services operated by Thameslink. It is situated 50.1 km from London Charing Cross.
The station, which originally opened in 1856, has undergone various transformations and upgrades over the years, including a significant refurbishment in December 2017. This refurbishment included the addition of new entrances, a larger booking hall, and a new waiting room, enhancing the overall passenger experience.
Strood Railway Station is equipped with three platforms. Platform 1 is directly accessible from the station building, while Platforms 2 and 3 are located on an island platform, accessible via a tunnel and a bridge that includes lifts for wheelchair access. The station offers a range of services including routes to London St Pancras International, Luton, and various destinations across Kent like Faversham and Ramsgate. The station also accommodates high-speed services via High Speed 1, with some services requiring a surcharge.