About Kingsbury
Kingsbury is a Jubilee line Zone 4 station in north-west London, serving the residential Kingsbury area. The station is close to Fryent Country Park -one of London's most wildlife-rich green spaces, covering 254 acres of ancient meadows and hedgerows on a ridge with views across to central London.
Traveller Tips
- 1Fryent Country Park (254 acres) is within walking distance -superb wildflower meadows and panoramic views
- 2Kingsbury High Road has excellent Indian and Sri Lankan restaurants
- 3No step-free access at this station
- 4Wembley Park is 3 stops south on the Jubilee line
Accessibility
-Wheelchair accessible
-Step-free access
✓Audio announcements
✓Visual displays
-Accessible toilets
✓Tactile guides
Frequently Asked Questions
QWhich line serves Kingsbury?
Only the Jubilee line serves Kingsbury station.
QIs Kingsbury step-free?
No, Kingsbury does not have step-free access.
QWhat zone is Kingsbury in?
Kingsbury is in Zone 4.
QWhat is Fryent Country Park?
Fryent Country Park is a 254-acre nature reserve with ancient meadows, hedgerows and ridge-top views across London. It is one of the most wildlife-rich parks in the capital and is free to enter.
QWhat food is near Kingsbury station?
Kingsbury High Road has an excellent selection of Indian, Sri Lankan and South Asian restaurants and takeaways.
QHow far is Wembley from Kingsbury?
Wembley Park is 3 stops south on the Jubilee line, about 7 minutes.
Station Location
Nearby Attractions
- Fryent Country Park
- Kingsbury High Road food
- Welsh Harp Reservoir (nearby)