Barking Station is one of the oldest stations along our line, with its grade II listed booking hall and history dating back to 1854. Once you’ve caught a train to Barking Station, you can then take the Hammersmith and City line, London Overground line to Gospel Oak or the District Line.
Station facilities
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Accessibility
Helpline
03457 44 44 22
Mon To Sun : 00:00 - 00:00We want everyone to travel with confidence. That is why, if you are planning on travelling on national rail services, you can request an assistance booking in advance - now up to 2 hours before your journey is due to start, any time of the day. For more information about Passenger Assist and how to request an assistance booking via Passenger Assist, please click here.
Yes Customer Help Points
Yes Staff Help
Yes Accessible Ticket Office Counter
No Induction Loop
Yes Ramp for train access
Yes Accessible public telephones
No National key toilets
Yes Step free access coverage
Lift from Platform Level to Concourse Level on Platform 1. Please use the help point to call for staff assistance to/from street level.
Use subways between other platforms to reach Platform 1.
Yes Impaired mobility set down
No Accessible taxis
Yes Wheelchairs
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Toilets and facilities
Toilets
Yes Baby Changing
Yes Seated Area
Yes Waiting Room
No Trolleys
No Refreshment Facilities
Yes Post Box
No Tourist Information Office
No Shops
Yes WiFi
Yes ATM Machine
Yes Left Luggage
No Lost Property
Closed on Christmas Day and Boxing Day
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Buying tickets at this station
Ticket Office
Monday - Friday 05:15 - 23:00
Saturday 05:15 - 23:00
Sunday 06:45 - 10:45Yes Collection of Pre Purchased Tickets
(Ticket Office)Yes Collection of Pre Purchased Tickets
(Ticket Machine)Yes Oyster Pre Paid
Yes Oyster Top Up
Yes Travelcard Area
Zone 4
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Continuing your journey
Cycle storage availability
Yes Rail replacement services location
London Overground Rail Replacement buses:
Eastbound towards Barking (terminating) at bus stop H in Station Parade.
Westbound towards Walthamstow Central use bus stop K in Station Parade.
c2c Rail Replacement buses outside the front of the station near KFC.
Yes Taxi rank
Outside entrance on Station Parade
Yes Tube/ Underground connection
District Line - Platforms 2 & 6
Hammersmith & City Line - Platforms 3/6
London Overground - Platforms 1/7 & 8
Please check departure screens prior to making your way to the platform
Yes Airport services
No Cycle hire
No Car park
No Onward Travel
Information to plan your onward journey is available in a printable format here
Yes Port
No
Getting the train to & from Barking Station
Nearby stations
Barking Station is connected directly to the District line, Hammersmith and City line, and the London Overground line to Gospel Oak
Train journey times (average)
To Gospel Oak — 37 mins
To London Fenchurch Street — 20 mins
To Leigh-on-Sea — 30 mins
Check your trains to Barking Station
Find weekday and weekend timetable information on our timetable and service alteration page
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Address
Barking Station, Station Parade, Barking, Greater London, IG11 8TU
Ticket office opening times
Mon-Fri from 5:15 am to 11:00 pm
Sat from 5:15 am to 11:00 pm
Sun from 6:15 am to 10:45 am
How can we help?
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What Zone is Barking Station in?
Barking Station is in Zone 4.
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Does Barking Station have lifts?
Barking Station has a lift offering access from the concourse level to Platform 1. Please use the help point to call for staff assistance to/from street level. Use subways between other platforms to reach Platform 1.
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Where is Barking?
Barking is an area of east London, in the borough of Barking and Dagenham. It’s located between East Ham and Dagenham.
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Is Barking in London?
Barking is in east London. Historically the area was in Essex but it’s been part of the county of Greater London since 1965 when it was created.
Places to go near Barking Station
Take a train to Barking Station and you’re only moments from Barking Town Square, a beautiful urban public space. Why not take a stroll in the beautiful walled gardens of the nearby National Trust site Eastbury House or explore the historic ruins of Barking Abbey? Or discover more days out by train below.