About Roding Valley
Roding Valley is a Central line Zone 4 station on the Hainault loop, sitting beside the River Roding in a quiet semi-rural setting. It is the least-used station on the entire London Underground network, serving a small residential area. The station has a charm of its own -a simple halt beside the river with no nearby town centre, just leafy surroundings.
Traveller Tips
- 1One of the quietest and least-used stations on the whole Underground
- 2The River Roding runs close to the station -pleasant riverside walks
- 3Woodford is the next stop towards central London
- 4Trains run infrequently -check the timetable
Accessibility
-Wheelchair accessible
-Step-free access
✓Audio announcements
✓Visual displays
-Accessible toilets
✓Tactile guides
Frequently Asked Questions
QWhich line serves Roding Valley?
Roding Valley is served by the Central line on the Hainault loop.
QIs Roding Valley step-free?
No, Roding Valley does not have step-free access.
QWhat zone is Roding Valley in?
Roding Valley is in Zone 4.
QIs Roding Valley the quietest station on the Underground?
Yes -Roding Valley consistently records the fewest passengers of any station on the London Underground.
QWhat is near Roding Valley station?
The River Roding and Roding Valley Meadows nature reserve are close to the station, offering quiet countryside walks.
QHow often do trains stop at Roding Valley?
Services are infrequent -always check the timetable before travelling to or from Roding Valley.
Station Location
Nearby Attractions
- River Roding
- Roding Valley Meadows
- Hainault Forest (nearby)
- Woodford (next stop)