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Cromford Train Station

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Trains to Cromford - Station Details and further Information on Cromford Train Services

Cromford train station is a train station owned by Network Rail and managed by East Midlands Trains Train operating company. It is located in the village of Cromford in Derbyshire, England. The station is on the Derwent Valley Line 15 miles north of Derby towards Matlock.

The now unstaffed station is served by East Midlands Trains Local, who operate the service from Nottingham to Matlock (via Derby). For journeys beginning at Cromford, tickets may be bought on the train for any destination in the country. (From Derby, tickets must be bought at the ticket office) Journey time to Derby is approximately 26 minutes. During service disruption, buses will pick up or set down on the A6 main road. Services are approximately hourly each way Monday to Saturday.

The station and in particular the old Waiting Room was the setting for the cover artwork of Oasis' single "Some Might Say".

Following many years of neglect and decline, a long lease on the main station building was purchased by the Arkwright Society and the building has been restored and improved, re-opening as office space in May 2009. And Station House itself, of which the old Waiting Room is a part, changed hands in September 2007. Also completing in May 2009, the new owners have undertaken a comprehensive ground-up restoration of this ornate building which is now self-contained holiday accommodation.