Train times from Earley to London
Earley connects to 1 London terminal. The fastest route is Waterloo in 80 minutes on a direct train.
- Fastest journey to London
- 80 minutes to Waterloo
- Direct service
- Yes
- London terminals served
- 1 (Waterloo)
- Operator
- South Western Railway
- Source
- Darwin Timetable Files (Rail Delivery Group), Open Government Licence v3.0
- Data reviewed
- 2026-08-17
Earley to each London terminal
| London terminal | Fastest | Fastest direct | Typical peak | Peak trains | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waterloo | 80 min | same as fastest | 83 min | 2.0/hr | South Western Railway |
Earley to Waterloo
The fastest train from Earley to London Waterloo takes 80 minutes and involves a direct train with no change. The route is operated by South Western Railway. That makes Earley the 115th quickest of the 126 stations with a service into Waterloo inside 90 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the train from Earley to London take?
The fastest train from Earley reaches London Waterloo in 80 minutes. Earley connects to 1 London terminal: Waterloo.
Which London station should I travel to from Earley?
Waterloo is the quickest at 80 minutes, on a direct service. Direct trains run to Waterloo.
Is Earley a good commuter town for London?
At 80 minutes to London Waterloo, Earley is a longer commute, typically traded off against more space and lower housing costs. Direct trains keep the journey simple.
Are there direct trains from Earley to London?
Yes. Direct services run to Waterloo.
What are the nearest stations to Earley?
The closest alternatives are Winnersh Triangle, Winnersh, Reading. These can offer a faster or cheaper route into London depending on where you live.
Other places within 90 minutes of Waterloo
Earley is one of many places you could commute from. These are other options within 90 minutes of London Waterloo, ranked by journey time and spread across the network rather than clustered on one stretch of line.
Nearby stations
Alternative departure points close to Earley, for comparing platforms rather than places.