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Your first stop in our lovely town


Whether you're visiting the town or just passing through, drop in to see  us when you get off your train in Haslemere.

Our friendly and knowledgeable team of volunteers will gladly answer all your questions about what to do, where to go and how to get there. And they have plenty of free literature, including leaflets and maps, to help you plan your time in the area.

Find us in the station forecourt, next to the main entrance.
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If we are closed, our outdoor display provides 24/7 information about the town and its surroundings.

Easy to get here, lots to do!

Enjoy the countryside

We are surrounded by beautiful countryside, offering stunning views and many trails to explore on foot or bicycle

Enjoy the travel

Haslemere is about an hour on the train from London Waterloo – and there up to four services an hour in both directions

Enjoy the town

Our two main shopping areas provide a wide range of retail outlets, as well as excellent coffee shops, pubs and restaurants

A quaint town with historical royal and literary links

Station nameboard
Haslemere is the highest station on the Portsmouth Line, and the southernmost town in Surrey.
The town dates from the 13th century, but most of what you can see today was built after the arrival of the railway in 1859.
We're enormously proud of our history, which includes a Royal Charter, signed by Queen Elizabeth I, and links with literary giants such as Alfred Lord Tennyson, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, George Bernard Shaw and George Eliot.

Blue plaque trail salutes town's famous names and events


Our partner, The Haslemere Society, runs the Haslemere  Blue Plaque Trail, which identifies local buildings associated with famous people and events.

Find your first blue plaque outside the Information Hub at Haslemere Station.

To learn about all 15 plaques on the trail, pick up a leaflet at the Information Hub. The leaflet contains a map, headline details of the plaques and QR codes which take you to the full story behind each.

Alternatively, visit the Haslemere Society website.

Enhancing the visitor experience

Haslemere Information Hub is staffed by volunteers and is open as much as possible on weekdays and at weekends from May to October.
It offers tourism advice, helping you to make the most of your time in the area. It also showcases local social and sporting events and businesses.
Situated in an annexe to the Victorian station building, the Hub is prominent on the station forecourt – affording easy access for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.
The station is also served by buses to Guildford, Midhurst, Farnham and Aldershot.
In addition to ensuring you a warm welcome, our volunteers keep the station looking good by maintaining the flower beds on the platforms.

Haslemere and the Community Rail Partnership


Haslemere Information Hub is the public face of  Haslemere Community Station – now part of the Surrey Hills to South Downs Community Rail Partnership.
The CRP promotes the area served by stations at Farncombe, Godalming, Milford, Witley and Haslemere as gateways to the South Downs National Park and the Surrey Hills – and the many attractions bwteen them and within easy reach of the railway line.
The partnership involves local and regional organisations working with South Western Railway, with guidance from the Community Rail Network.
The Informtion Hub complements the activities of Visit Haslemere, at Haslemere Educational Museum.
Click the logos to visit our partners' websites
The Partnership operates under a Constitution and a Business plan.
Website: David Goddin Communications, Haslemere

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