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Vineyards by train

Vineyards near a railway station, from each vineyard’s own directions. Walking routes are often along country lanes, and rural stations rarely have a taxi rank, so book a taxi both ways before you set off.

22 vineyards, by region. The detail under each name is from the vineyard’s own visiting information, checked in October 2026. See the A to Z to filter every vineyard by what it offers.

Walkable from the station

Sussex 2

  • Artelium Wine Estate

    Streat, near Hassocks

    Plumpton station is under 30 minutes' walk and Burgess Hill ten minutes by taxi.

  • Ridgeview

    Ditchling Common

    Burgess Hill station is a 30 to 40-minute walk or ten minutes by taxi.

Kent 5

  • Chartham Vineyard

    Chartham, near Canterbury

    Chartham station is about 50 metres away, six minutes from Canterbury West.

  • Domaine Evremond

    Chilham, near Canterbury

    Chilham station is a 30-minute walk.

  • The Mount Vineyard

    Shoreham, near Sevenoaks

    The courtyard bar and restaurant is open Wednesday to Saturday 12pm to 11pm (kitchen until 9pm) and Sunday 12pm to 6pm (kitchen until 5pm), well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in all guest areas, the Flint Bar and tipi reopen in May, and Shoreham station is a ten-minute walk.

  • Warehorne Vineyard

    Warehorne, near Ashford

    Ham Street station is a ten to fifteen minute walk.

  • Westwell Wines

    Charing

    Charing station is a mile away, one stop from Ashford.

Surrey 3

  • Chilworth Manor Vineyard

    Chilworth, near Guildford

    Chilworth station is under a mile away.

  • Denbies Wine Estate

    Dorking

    Dorking station is a 15-minute walk.

  • Godstone Vineyards

    Godstone, near Oxted

    Half a mile north of junction 6 of the M25, and Caterham, Woldingham and Oxted stations are each about two miles away.

Chilterns 1

A short taxi ride from the station

Sussex 7

  • Ambriel

    Nutbourne Lane, near Pulborough

    Billingshurst and Pulborough stations are about ten minutes away by pre-booked taxi.

  • Bluebell Vineyard Estates

    Near Uckfield

    Haywards Heath station is about 15 minutes by taxi.

  • Bolney Wine Estate

    Bolney, near Haywards Heath

    Haywards Heath station is 15 minutes by taxi.

  • Court Garden

    Ditchling

    Burgess Hill station is ten minutes by taxi.

  • Rathfinny Wine Estate

    Alfriston

    Berwick and Seaford stations are about ten minutes away by taxi, Polegate about fifteen and Lewes about twenty, and the estate is about two hours from London Victoria.

  • Sugrue South Downs

    Wivelsfield Green, near Haywards Heath

    Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill and Wivelsfield stations are 10 to 15 minutes away by taxi.

  • Wiston Estate

    Washington, below Chanctonbury Ring

    Worthing and Horsham stations are about 20 minutes away by taxi.

Kent 3

  • Balfour at Hush Heath

    Staplehurst

    A free shuttle bus runs between Marden station and the winery from Friday to Sunday, though the estate’s own questions page lists Saturday and Sunday only, so confirm before relying on it; from Monday to Thursday you need a pre-booked taxi.

  • Chapel Down

    Tenterden

    Headcorn station is about 20 minutes by taxi and Ashford International about 35, and taxis should be booked both ways in advance.

  • Gusbourne

    Appledore, near Ashford

    Appledore station has no taxis or buses, so come by taxi from Ashford International, where the estate’s preferred firm charges a set £30 fare, booked in advance.

Hampshire 1

  • Hambledon Vineyard

    Hambledon

    Petersfield is the nearest station, about 15 minutes by taxi, and the estate’s Land Rover collects from Petersfield or Havant station for £18 each way, or from within five miles for £15 a group.

Questions people ask

Which vineyards can I walk to from a station?

The list below starts with them: each says which station and how far, taken from the vineyard’s own directions.

Can I get a taxi from a country station?

Rarely without booking. Most rural stations have no taxi rank, so book a local firm for both ways before you travel. Many vineyards list one on their website.

Is there a guide to Kent vineyards by train?

Yes, on our sister site: Kent vineyards by train, with journey times from London.