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Aylesford ME20 6FF, UK
Aylesford, South East England ME20 6FF

Ticket machine card only. Covered seeding area. No facilities. Steps to access platforms. Trains from Tonbridge to Strood only one an hour day time.

No ticket machine so get tickets beforehand if travelling when ticket office is closed.

A 1930s railway station on the scenic Medway Valley Line.

Lovely day and very quiet place.

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New Hythe

Train Station at Aylesford ME20 6FF, UK. Here you will find detailed information about New Hythe: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

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Based on 5 reviews

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Train Station
State:
South East England
Address:
Aylesford ME20 6FF, UK.
City:
Aylesford
Postcode:
ME20 6FF

About New Hythe

New Hythe is a UK Train Station based in Aylesford, South East England. New Hythe is located at Aylesford ME20 6FF, UK.


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ALL reviews about New Hythe

  • Francesca Partridge
    Added 08.01.2019
    Ticket machine card only. Covered seeding area. No facilities. Steps to access platforms. Trains from Tonbridge to Strood only one an hour day time.
  • Myles Jacobs
    Added 19.12.2018
    No ticket machine so get tickets beforehand if travelling when ticket office is closed.
  • William Marsh
    Added 18.06.2018
  • Henry Allum
    Added 25.05.2018
    A 1930s railway station on the scenic Medway Valley Line.
  • adenike faith olaitan
    Added 22.05.2018
    Lovely day and very quiet place.
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