Kinghorn - Burntisland

Kinghorn: A Charming Train Station in Scotland

Kinghorn is a quaint train station located in the town of Kinghorn, Burntisland, KY3 9RA, Scotland. Situated along the Fife Circle Line, this station provides easy access to the surrounding areas and Edinburgh Waverley station, just over 40 minutes away.

Specialties: As it is primarily a train station, the main attraction is the efficient and convenient transportation it offers, connecting the local community to the larger city of Edinburgh.

Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, and toilets are available, ensuring accessibility for all. The station also provides 24-hour public transport services, making it a reliable option for travelers at any time of day.

Website: For more information and updates on train schedules, visit the official Scotrail website at scotrail.co.uk.

Kinghorn is a lovely and peaceful town with two beautiful beaches, charming cafes, and welcoming pubs. It is an ideal destination for those seeking a tranquil getaway while still being conveniently connected to the bustling city of Edinburgh.

With a 4.2/5 star rating based on 19 reviews on Google My Business, users appreciate the station's efficient transportation, accessibility, and the picturesque town it is located in. The Scotrail app is also considered very useful for purchasing tickets and planning journeys in advance.

👍 Reviews of Kinghorn

Frans W.

5/5

Cute little station, all in Scottish colours. Our base for going to Edinburgh. Not busy and you can be at Edinburgh Waverley in just over 40 minutes, no transfer. And the train goes about every half hour.
The ticket office has very limited hours, so it is useful to purchase your tickets in advance via the Scotrail app. That app is very useful.

Gillian M.

5/5

Lovely town beach cafes and pubs

Olanrewaju A.

5/5

Kinghorn is a quite little town with two beautiful beaches and other exciting sites.

Lewis B.

5/5

Nice station, Windows on the platform wall a good touch, you can see the beach straight from the platform. Daily trains to Edinburgh and Dundee. Never had any problems.

Kyle H.

5/5

Great station, never had any issues

Layton

5/5

Good station, doesn't get too busy. It is sometimes manned and has a disabled toilet that you can use 24/7 with a radar key.

LondonAl

1/5

This is a review of the railway station ...the station its self is lovely excellent views from the platform and very tidy .. but the 1 * award is for how bad the worker in the ticket office was . We bought 3 returns to Edinburgh including one disabled card holder and there carer . We had been on the Sunday and paid on the train and it was £24.10 and this time we were charged £27 . He was very abrupt telling us we were wrong and basically trying to tell us if it says so on the screen that what we had to pay . We explained what we had been charged before and he could not be bothered . We went again the next day thos time collecting tickets from the machine at Abadare but travelling from Kinghorn. Surprise surprise it inly cost £24.10 ! I know this won't get back to Scotrail who I was very pleased with there service on the trains which ran on time and were very clean and tidy ! Thank you Scotrail , sorry that the worker in the ticket office let you down!

Brent Q.

5/5

Lovely town, nice beach and loch. Very interesting history as well.