Overview
Shepreth station serves the small village of Shepreth and surrounding rural communities in South Cambridgeshire. Situated on the Cambridge–London King’s Cross line, it provides direct connections to Cambridge, Royston, and London. The station is within walking distance of the village and nearby attractions such as Shepreth Wildlife Park, making it a useful access point for both commuters and visitors.
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Things to doStation Information
Station Road,
Shepreth,
Cambridgeshire,
SG8 6PZ
Great Northern and Thameslink
Check live departuresStep-free access is available to both platforms via separate entrances.
Two platforms with access between them via the level crossing (no lifts or footbridge).
No staffed ticket office. Ticket machine available outside the station in the car park.
Sheltered waiting areas and seating available.
No toilets available.
Cycle parking available.
Small car park available (13 spaces), run by APCOA. Alternative parking available behind Shepreth Village Hall.
Northbound: Cambridge South (9 minutes)
Northbound: Cambridge (15 minutes)
Southbound: London Kings Cross (55 minutes peak, 1 hour 15 minutes off peak)
Every 30 minutes in the morning and evening peak
Every hour off peak and at weekends
Travelling from London, all doors will open
Travelling from Cambridge, travel in the front four coaches
Shepreth photo gallery
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