WELCOME TO DEVON'S NEWEST STATION
Marsh Barton, a £16 million project led by Devon County Council, is the new station for Marsh Barton, Matford and Alphington - and is now open.
It has an hourly service (more at peak times), seven days a week.
IN THIS GUIDE:
Day trips
Visiting
About the station
Ways to save
Travelling for work
Dawlish Warren boasts miles of sand dunes and a National Nature Reserve. For families, there are funfair rides, crazy golf and other attractions.
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12min | £6.10 Off-Peak Day Return
WALKING, CYCLING & GREAT FOOD
The station is right next to Riverside Valley Park, great for walking and cycling.
Take the Exe Estuary Trail north to Exeter's historic quayside (1.2 miles) or south alongside the Exeter Ship Canal to great waterside pubs the Double Locks, pictured (0.7 miles) or The Turf (4.4 miles).
WALKING, CYCLING & GREAT FOOD
The station is right next to Riverside Valley Park, great for walking and cycling.
Take the Exe Estuary Trail north to Exeter's historic quayside (1.2 miles) or south alongside the Exeter Ship Canal to great waterside pubs the Double Locks, pictured (0.7 miles) or The Turf (4.4 miles).
CHILDREN'S FARES
5-15 year olds go half price and under 5s travel free
Why not try commuting by train? Regular passengers can make substantial savings by taking advantage of season tickets.
Season tickets are available for one week, one month or any period up to a year. Buy your season ticket at staffed stations such as Exeter Central or St David's. Take along a recent passport-sized photo. Once you have a photocard, weekly tickets can then be bought on the train.
Season tickets from Marsh Barton to:
Marsh Barton partners
Marsh Barton station has been delivered by Devon County Council, working in partnership with the following:
For further information, visit the Marsh Barton webpages from GWR and Devon County Council.
About the Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership
The Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership supports and develops the counties’ railways. We have a special focus on the branch lines - helping to more than double passenger numbers since 2001. We are a non-profit partnership between local authorities, the railway and the University of Plymouth.
This guide has been supported by the Community Rail Development Fund, a joint initiative of the Department for Transport and the Community Rail Network.