Charlton

Reviews

Basic station and signs can be down quite often with cancelled trains but not the stations fault. There is a ticket booth, outside ticket machine, outside toilets (I’ve never used), a coffee stall (Ben Jamal) which is handy in the morning. Quite like the free book section in the station. Could do with a few more benches the length of the platform and covered bench area needs a revamp. Trains to Charing x, Cannon Street and now handily through st Pancras. Convenient for central London but need to plan accordingly.

A small station but very clean and does have basic facilities. It shows the sign of having washroom but we couldnt find one. There is a ticket office though, you have to take stairs though go up a floor from platform for that. Good seating on both side of platform. Has a bus station right outside.

A basic train station which is served by Thameslink and Southeastern trains. There is no ticket barriers at this station the ticket hall area is very small with a few seats inside and on the platforms. There is disabled access via a side entrance and a lift too.

Absolutely useless employees here, and very limited services. Most of their information boards are out of date because of the September and October timetable changes. You'd be better off going to Lewisham using the DLR services at Greenwich.

Half decent station in Charlton with basic facilities and all. Train services to London, Woolwich and Dartford is basic enough but it works for the most part. It's less grim than the likes of Woolwich Dockyard to say the least.

Charlton station is a very simple but convenient train station. Trains towards Dartford, London Charing Cross and Cannon Street, etc. It is quite busy when there is a football match at Charlton Athletic Football Club.

A small train station served by Southern and Thameslink train companies. Basic amenities. Open space. If you are using an oyster- don’t forget to touch in or out as there are no barriers to remind you.

As good as any other suburban railway station connected to London bridge. The trains come, pick up people, and go as accurately as the National Rail people run them.

Bridge across the tracks shut for no apparent reason on game day. Possibly police to blame rather than staff, but no signage. Bit unorganised... And a bit rundown.

Gives me such a warm feeling having a train station named in my honor. Can't say as I've ever actually been here, but I hope my station serves all well.

Another small station with basic facilities. I decided to get off and take a walk but nothing to see here really. Few stops from London Bridge.