Transport Links
Catford is well connected for public transport, with two adjacent stations where railway lines cross (but do not interchange). Catford railway station is on the route between Blackfriars station and Sevenoaks via Bromley South, while Catford Bridge railway station is on the Mid-Kent line to Hayes from Charing Cross and Cannon Street stations. As well as the railway stations there is Catford bus garage, providing many routes towards Central London and out towards Bromley.
Nearest railway stations
- Catford railway station
- Catford Bridge railway station
- Ladywell railway station
- Hither Green railway station
- Lee railway station
- Brockley railway station
Bus routes
- 47 Catford Garage - Shoreditch via Lewisham
- 54 Elmers End - Woolwich via Blackheath
- 75 Croydon Town Centre - Lewisham via Sydenham
- 124 Eltham - Catford (St. Dunstans College) via Mottingham, Grove Park and Torridon Road
- 136 Grove Park - Peckham via Goldsmith's College
- 160 Catford Bridge Station - Sidcup via Brownhill Road and Eltham.
- 171 Catford Garage - Holborn Station via Brockley, Peckham and Waterloo
- 181 Grove Park - Lewisham via Downham
- 185 Lewisham - Victoria via Dulwich
- 199 Catford Garage - Canada Water/Surrey Quays via Greenwich
- 202 Crystal Palace - Blackheath
- 208 Lewisham - Orpington via Catford and Bromley
- 284 Lewisham - Grove Park via Crofton Park and Verdant Lane
- 320 Catford - Biggin Hill Valley via Bromley
- 336 Catford - Locks Bottom via Bromley
- N136 Oxford Circus - Chislehurst via Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, Victoria, Vauxhall, Kennington, Peckham, Lewisham, Catford and Downham, Grove Park
- N47 Trafalgar Square - St Mary Cray via Aldwych, Ludgate Circus, Bank, Cannon Street, Monument, London Bridge, Surrey Quays, Deptford, Lewisham, Catford, Downham, Bromley, Petts Wood and Orpington
- N171 Tottenham Court Road - Hither Green via Aldwych, Peckham, Brockley and Crofton Park
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