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Morpeth Train Station serves the town of Morpeth in Northumberland. It is part of the East Coast main line and is managed by Northern Trains. Services to the station are provided by Northern Trains, Cross Country, Trans Pennine Express, and London North Eastern Railway (LNER). Morpeth Train Station is situated between Cramlington to the south and Pegswood to the north.

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Parking at Morpeth Train Station is available in the Station car park, which is managed by Northern Rail. There are 72 parking bays available and parking costs £3 per day. Regular travelers can purchase a monthly parking ticket for £30 or an annual pass for £300. The car park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Parking charges are the same on weekdays, weekends and Bank Holidays for Morpeth Train Station parking.

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Morpeth Train Station is located in the historic county town of Morpeth in Northumberland. Theis bustling market town has a rich history for visitors to explore as well as plenty of opportunities for a spot of shopping. There are unique and individual shops throughout the town. For a luxurious shopping experience, take a trip to Sanderson Arcade which also offers live music and monthly events. Morpeth’s modern market held on Wednesdays and the Farmer’s Market held on the first Saturday of every month are also must see attractions. Visit Morpeth’s Bagpipe Museum which is housed in Morpeth’s 13^th century Chantry, and be sure not to miss the Northumbrian Arts and Craft Gallery.

When the weather is fine, there is nothing better than taking a stroll along woodland paths in Morpeth’s colourful Carlisle Park which offers river boating, tennis courts and bowls. The park is also home to the beautiful Turner Garden, celebrating the life of William Turner which is known as the father of English botany and was born in Morpeth.

Slightly further afield, you can visit wonderful country estates and gardens within a short distance of Morpeth. Only 20 minutes’ drive away you will find Druridge Bay, which offers a magnificent stretch of golden sand and dunes. Wallington House and Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens are also great places to visit. Belsay Hall is situated in a Grade I listed heritage garden which visitors can spend hours exploring. The great room of the ruined medieval castle and the stunning views from the top of the tower are sure to impress. Wallington Hall is a National Trust site, which is home to Wild West Wood and the tree voted as being the ‘best in the country to climb’. Make sure you also take the time to check out the four stone dragons which are available for children to explore and enjoy.

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Morpeth Train Station has excellent public transport links, as well as being easy to access by car.

By Train:

Morpeth Train Station has connections to stations along the East Coast Main Line, including London, Durham, York, Peterborough and Edinburgh.

By Bus:

There are a number of local bus routes that travel between Morpeth Train Station and Morpeth town, as well as further afield. There is a bus turning point by Platform 1 at Morpeth Train Station.

By Taxi:

There is a taxi rank next to the Booking Office at Morpeth Train Station.

Blue Badge parking bays are available when parking at Morpeth Train Station. Make sure that your Blue Badge is clearly displayed. Standard parking charges apply for drivers parking in designated disabled parking bays.

Electric vehicle charging stations are available at the following seven locations in and around Morpeth:

• Morpeth Station Car Park
• Stanley Terrace
• Robertson Facilities Management
• County Hall
• Stannington Services
• Northgate Hospital
• Grandstand Services A192

A network of all UK electric vehicle charging points can be found on the government's Go Ultra low website.

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Can I collect my train tickets from Morpeth Train Station?

Yes, this facility is available. You will be able to collect your train tickets from the ticket machines at any time. If you need additional help, you can visit the ticket office which is staffed full time during its opening hours. It is open 6:30am until 5:30pm on Mondays to Fridays, and 6:30am until 1:00pm on Saturdays. The ticket office is closed on Sundays.

Is there step free access to Morpeth Train Station?

Yes, there is step free access to all areas of Morpeth Train Station. Staff are available to assist if needed.

Is there a left luggage facility at Morpeth Train Station?

No, there is no left luggage facility available at Morpeth Train Station.

Is there free parking available in Morpeth town?

Yes, Morpeth parking in car parks owned by the council is free of charge. There are several car parks available in and around Morpeth.