The Lake District
Trains from London to the Lake District are a great way to travel from the capital to the famous region in the north of England when you are visiting the UK.
Most trains from London to various stations around the Lake District are run by Virgin Trains. Their services depart from Euston train station, which is located right in central London.
There are two main destinations in the Lake District for trains from London. These are Oxenholme Lake District train station and Windermere train station.
If your final destination is further afield, you can take a train from London to Windermere and then a bus or taxi from the Windermere train station. Buses from Windermere station serve all major Lake District towns, including popular destinations like Ambleside, Grasmere, Kendal, Keswick, Troutbeck, and Waterhead.
Trains from London to the Lake District take between 2.5 and 4 hours, depending on your destination and whether there are any changes required en route (many trains require a change at Preston).
Tickets for trains from London to the Lake District cost from £23.00 for standard class and £58.00 for first class, but fares ultimately depend on what station you travel to, how far in advance you book, and whether you travel at peak times. Discounts can be found if you book with a railcard or are eligible for reduced fares.