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Small, picturesque, and unstaffed station located on the Hertfordshire/Essex border, with a half-hourly off-peak service for each direction, towards London, and towards Bishops Stortford and Cambridge. You can alight here for scenic walks along the River Stort. However, the frequent passing of trains here can leave the barriers of the level crossing in between the platforms lowered for considerable amounts of time, making the narrow road towards Stanstead Abbots from Roydon Village become very congested, and this is not helped by the way the platforms are staggered, meaning that waiting traffic will have to wait for a stopping service to stop and leave the station. There isn't a footbridge for pedestrians to bypass the lowered barriers here either, causing people to miss their service here. Adequate service and train information is provided here by the live departure boards, along with station announcements, and the station itself has quite a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere. However, the car park feels a little un-monitored and run-down.
No problem. Easy access covered area to sit and wait. Train on time. Some litter on the floor.
Lovely place to start a towpath walk.
A lovely and quiet station, trains come pretty frequently, waiting room smells bad (on platform 2) Overall a lovely station, I will reccomend, its also good for parking.
Quaint little station, along river lea.
Regular service towards London and Cambridge.
Really straightforward.
It's a railway station, without toilets
Very small station but does have a lovely restaurant called "Just at the station".
Main line to Liverpool Street. Trains half hourly at peak. Non cheap car park on the north bound side.
Great pizza place and quick route to London.
Not a long wait and trains hardly get delayed
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