Foxton is located south from Cambridge, around a 10-minute train journey away. Take a stroll from the station to marvel at the Grade I listed Church of St Laurence, dating back to the 13th century.
Continue your exploration with a visit to the village War Memorial and the company memorial at The Burlington Press, a common sight after the First World War.
From Foxton you can pick up the Rhee Valley Listed Church Trail or the Memorial Trail (as featured in our awe-inspiring architecture itinerary) but before heading back to the station and re-joining the picturesque Rhee Valley Line. Stop off at one of the charming traditional pubs offering a tasty, homemade meal.
Extend your visit and explore Foxton as part of our awe-inspiring architecture itinerary.
Step-free access is available to both platforms via short ramps. Change between platforms via the level crossing. This station is not staffed, and no ramp is available to provide level access between train and platform.
For more station facilities please see Foxton Station website.
You can often save money on your train tickets by booking them in advance. Look out for Super Off Peak and Off Peak tickets, offering great value for money when traveling outside peak times. Tickets can be purchased online from Thameslink or at the station. Consider buying a railcard (Senior, 16-25, Family & Friends, Disabled Persons, Two Together), to save 34% for most journeys.
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