Services
Southern operate services between London Victoria and Horsham, via Dorking. The typical Monday to Saturday service sees trains every 30 minutes between Victoria and Dorking, with trains continuing to Horsham every hour. On Sundays, there are trains every 30 minutes between Victoria and Dorking only.
Southern also provide a small number of Monday to Friday morning and evening peak period services between London Bridge and Guildford.
South West Trains operate services between London Waterloo and Guildford, and between London Waterloo and Dorking. The typical Monday to Saturday service sees trains from Waterloo approximately every 15 minutes, with trains continuing to each of Guildford and Dorking every 30 minutes. Since December 2007, they have operated a half-hourly Sunday service to Waterloo and hourly services to Guildford and Dorking.
| Preceding station | National Rail | Following station | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ashtead | Southern |
Box Hill & Westhumble | ||
| Southern |
Bookham | |||
| Ashtead | South West Trains |
Dorking | ||
| South West Trains |
Box Hill and Westhumble | |||
| South West Trains |
Bookham | |||
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