About Newbury Park
Newbury Park is a Central line Zone 4 station on the Hainault loop branch. The station is known for its remarkable bus shelter -a listed building designed by Oliver Hill in 1937, now a Grade II* listed structure. It serves the Newbury Park and Barkingside areas in the London Borough of Redbridge.
Traveller Tips
- 1The 1937 bus shelter in front of the station is a Grade II* listed building -worth photographing
- 2Bus connections to Ilford, Romford and surrounding areas run from the station
- 3Take the Hainault loop trains (not Epping branch) when travelling this route
- 4Barkingside is the next stop towards Hainault
Accessibility
-Wheelchair accessible
-Step-free access
✓Audio announcements
✓Visual displays
-Accessible toilets
✓Tactile guides
Frequently Asked Questions
QWhich line serves Newbury Park?
Newbury Park is served by the Central line on the Hainault loop branch.
QIs Newbury Park step-free?
No, Newbury Park does not have step-free access.
QWhat zone is Newbury Park in?
Newbury Park is in Zone 4.
QWhat is special about Newbury Park station?
Newbury Park has a Grade II* listed bus shelter designed by Oliver Hill in 1937, a notable piece of 20th-century design.
QIs there parking at Newbury Park?
Yes, Newbury Park has a station car park.
QWhich branch of the Central line serves Newbury Park?
Newbury Park is on the Hainault loop branch of the Central line, not the main Epping branch.
Station Location
Nearby Attractions
- Newbury Park bus shelter (listed)
- Valentines Park (Ilford -nearby)
- Redbridge