Trains to Park Street

Park Street train station is on the Abbey line, serving Park Street in Hertfordshire. It opened in 1858, originally under the name of Park Street & Frogmore. It was not open long at first; it closed from 1859 until 1861. It was renamed Park Street in 1974. The village of Park Street is located in the Metropolitan Green Belt and was once home to Sir Francis Walsingham, principal secretary, and ‘spymaster’ of Queen Elizabeth I. 

Park Street train station today is unstaffed. There is a single platform with a small shelter for passengers and an adjacent car park. Trains from Park Street station are operated by London Northwestern Railway and they connect the village to Watford Junction and St Albans Abbey on the service known among locals as the ‘Abbey Flyer’. Services run every 45 minutes in each direction during the day on weekdays and Saturdays. Evening and Sunday services are hourly. Direct trains to Watford Junction take 13 minutes from Park Street, and St Albans Abbey is just 4 minutes away.  

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