Is there a direct train?

Yes, Southern runs direct services to London Bridge.

How much is the fare?

Prices vary; check the National Rail website for current rates.

Is it better to drive?

No, traffic and parking costs make the train much better.

Are there toilets on the train?

Yes, most Southern trains have onboard facilities.

Yes, but check restrictions during peak hours.

Crowborough

London

Train Driving

Crowborough to London

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Crowborough to London is approximately 65 km. The most efficient way to travel is by the direct Southern train service from Crowborough station to London Bridge. The journey takes about 75 minutes. This is a vital route for commuters working in the City of London. It offers a reliable connection between the rural High Weald and the heart of the capital.

Total Distance: 65 km driving distance, 55 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Train, 75 minutes direct.

Cheapest Way

Train, using an off-peak day return ticket.

Compare Crowborough to London Routes

	Train Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	1 hour 15 mins	1 hour 45 mins
Avg Price	15-25 GBP	20-30 GBP fuel
Operator	Southern	N/A
Route	Direct line from Crowborough to London Bridge.	A26, A21, and M25.
Tip	Use a contactless card or Oyster for the London leg if continuing on the Underground.	Driving into central London is discouraged due to the Congestion Charge.

Travel Tips

Peak Times
Avoid traveling between 07:00 and 09:00 to escape the worst of the commuter rush.
Ticket Apps
Use the Southern Rail app to check for platform changes and delays.
Station Parking
Crowborough station has a car park, but it fills up early on weekdays.
Connectivity
Most trains have power sockets; bring a charger for your devices.
London Transport
Use your contactless bank card for all London Underground and bus travel.

Safety Tips

Crowd Safety
London Bridge station is extremely busy; keep your belongings secure.
Night Travel
Stick to well-lit, populated areas when walking in London at night.
Emergency
Dial 999 for emergencies; use 101 for non-urgent police matters.
Awareness
Be aware of your surroundings when using your phone in public.