Trains to Snodland

Snodland railway station is used by the little community of Snodland and the surrounding Kent towns. It was opened in the mid-19th century and quickly became an important stop with sidings and goods sheds. Today, the station, its two platforms and the trains that pass through on the Medway Valley Line are managed by Southeastern. The ticket office closed down in the early ‘90s, but due to a significant year-on-year rise in passenger numbers, it was reopened in 2016. Other facilities include self-service ticket machines, an overhanging roof providing shelter and digital passenger displays. There are two departures a day to Maidstone West in 12 minutes and one an hour to Tonbridge in 40 minutes.

When you step off the train at Snodland, you’ll be right on the edge of the Kent Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Be sure to bring your walking boots because you’re not going to want to miss hiking along the trails through the rolling hills and spectacular valleys.

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