The nearest station to Kingston Hospital is Norbiton Station. The hospital is around 0.3 miles from the station along Coombe Road or Wolverton Avenue. This is a 5-10 minute walk for most people. Norbiton Station is served by South Western Railway and receives regular services into and out of London Waterloo. Services to Norbiton run on the Kingston Loop and the Shepperton line.
You can easily find further information about train times and fares on the National Rail Enquiries website or call up on 08457 48 49 50.
Kingston Hospital is served by a number of bus routes. Low-floor, wheelchair accessible buses run on all the routes serving the hospital
Bus stops and bus routes that serve Kingston Hospital:
Kingston Hospital Forecourt – K2 and K4
Galsworthy Road – K3, 57, 213 and N213
Coombe Road – K2, K3, K4, K5
Kingston Hill – 57, 85, 213, N213
For further information on bus times and fares please contact Transport for London on 020 7222 1234 or 020 7918 3015 (Text phone). Alternatively, access Transport for London’s Journey planner.
Kingston is a good area to cycle with cycling trails around, and the bicycle storage facilities where you can secure your bikes are really helpful if that is an option that you want to consider. The hospital appears on the free Transport for London Cycle Guides for areas 9 and 10.
There is also parking available on site for motorcycles which is free of charge as long as you park in the designated areas by the Royal Eye Unit or next to the sheltered bicycle rack to the right of the Hospital’s Main Entrance.
Parking: Limited spaces, waiting lists, especially for daytime weekdays. Application via khft.carparking@nhs.net
Kingston Train Station:The Kingston Train station is located at:
Wood Street
Kingston
Greater London
KT1 1UJ
The London Fare Zone for the station is: Zone-6
There are Southwest railway trains to and from London Waterloo and Shepperton.
Ticket office opening hours:
Monday to Friday – 06:40 to 20:30
Saturday – 06:40 to 20:30
Sunday – 08:30 to 18:00
Although you can always buy a ticket in the station to travel, it is much cheaper if you use your contactless payment method or your Oyster card to tap in and tap out at any station.
The must have apps for travelling in and around London are:
The Citymapper app simplifies public transport in London by providing live, up-to-the-minute information and multiple route options. Features include disruption notifications, offline maps, transport ticket prices, taxi fares and even calorie burn counts!
This free app lets you manage your contactless and oyster cards on the go, perfect for keeping everything all in one place!
You can top up your pay as you go credit and get notifications when it gets low, so you don’t get any nasty surprises when trying to purchase a ticket. The TfL app is definitely one of the best London travel apps out there, allowing you to buy adult rate Travelcards that can be valid between seven days and 12 months! Top up your balance on the app, wait for 30 minutes and you’re pretty much good to go. Just add your oyster card number to the app and get going!
This app helps you to find real time information about your bus timing and location. It is a must for those who use the bus to commute to the hospital to ensure you don’t miss your bus.
Need live updates on all buses, Tube, trains, London Overground, cycling or walking routes? You've got TFL Go to your rescue. This app shows you a live map to help find your route, or search any place or address across London. You can also get live bus, train and tram times and the quieter times to travel
