Travel by train to HHP
The best station to use will depend on where you are travelling from and how you wish to complete your journey to HHP.
Via East Line (London to Edinburgh)
Station: Newark Northgate
Train timetables/tickets:
- National Rail Enquiry Line 08457 48 49 50 or www.nationalrail.co.uk (includes journey planner)
- GNER (East Coast main line linking England and Scotland): 08457 225 225(telesales)/08457 225 333 or www.gner.co.uk
- Midland Mainline (London to Yorkshire) 08457 125 678 or www.midlandmainline.com
- Virgin Trains: 08457 222 333(telesales)/ 0870 789 1234 or www.virgintrains.co.uk
Travel from station: Approx. 7miles/ 15 minutes by car or 30 minutes by bike
Taxi's always available - Most drivers know where to find HHP. However you should have been sent details on 'How to find us' with a map of HHP site in relation to local roads. Use this if taxi driver is unsure of directions. For details on cycling to HHP via train stations click here.
Via Nottingham
Station: Newark Castle or Fiskerton
Train timetables/tickets:
- National Rail Enquiry Line 08457 48 49 50 or www.nationalrail.co.uk (includes journey planner)
- Central Trains 0870 609 60 60 (telesales)/0121 654 1200 or www.centraltrains.co.uk
Travel from station:
Newark Castle
Approx 6 miles/ 12 minutes by car or 25 minutes by bike
Taxi's should be available - If not, the walk into town is only a couple of minutes. Most drivers know where to find HHP. However you should have been sent details on 'How to find us' with a map of HHP site in relation to local roads. Use this if taxi driver is unsure of directions. For details on cycling to HHP via train stations click here.
Fiskerton
Approx 4 miles or 20 minutes by bike.
Although this is nearer to Hockerton than Newark, there is no taxi service from this station. We have however had visitors that have used this station by completing their journey by bike (For further details on cycling to HHP click here). From Fiskerton station take road to Southwell and then use 'How to find us' details from HHP with a map of site in relation to local roads.