Eastleigh Station opened in 1841 named ‘Bishopstoke Junction’. In 1889 it became ‘Bishopstoke and Eastleigh’ and in 1923 it became simply ‘Eastleigh’.

Originally built as two island platforms with an overbridge, the removal of the line nearest to the town in 1990 meant that level access could be made to the northbound platform. On platform 1 are canopy pillars cast for the original station, bearing the words ‘W & J Lankester of Southampton 1841’.

Little more than a small settlement until the coming of the railway, the town of Eastleigh is very proud of its railway heritage. A 1995 bronze sculpture entitled ‘Railwayman’ can be found in the town centre.


Trains leaving Eastleigh

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Timetable

Local train timetable for the Three Rivers Route.


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Journey Planner

Planning your train journey to anywhere in the UK.


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Onward Travel

Buses, taxis and local map


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Three Rivers Rail timetable

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Three Rivers Rail timetable

Download the latest timetable from Portsmouth and Fareham via Eastleigh to Basingstoke and London Waterloo


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Three Rivers Rail timetable

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Southern timetable

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Southern timetable

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Rail Bus Link

Eastleigh train station to Marwell Wildlife bus timetable.

New leaflet due in Easter 2019


Eastleigh Museum

Discover Eastleigh’s past, and meet Mr and Mrs Brown a local locomotive engine driver and his wife.


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The Point

The place to watch theatre, dance, comedy and film from around the world. 3-4 minute walk from the station


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Marwell Wildlife

140-acre park is home to over 170 exotic and endangered species.


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Stoneham War shrine

Erected in 1918 to commemorate those who served & died in the Great War of 1914-1918. Restored in 2011.


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Station Ticket Office Hours

Monday to Friday 6.00am – 19.30pm

Saturday 6.00am – 19.30pm

Sunday 7.00am – 18.30pm

Train Station Information

Car Parking: 133 spaces

Cycle Parking: 55 spaces & 8 lockers

Buffets: Main entrance and platform 2 & 3

Toilets: In main entrance

Taxis: Taxi rank on forecourt

Useful Numbers

Tel: 0845 6000 650

Train Information: 0845 7484 950

Travel Assistance: 0845 6000 650

For train times text Eastleigh to 84950