Scone Station
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- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- 24-hour public transport available
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Wayde Walker
01.10.2023
Scone Station
Small station, 6 trains a day, 1 north, 5 south
Leslie Morgan
22.09.2023
Scone Station
Scone station is a small, lonely reminder of the rail line which breathed life into the string of towns which grew beside it. An endless line of coal trains pass it day and night and a few token passenger trains limp past with a service which is next to useless to people wishing to depend on it for a reliable means of transport.
江敏慧（Anna Min）
04.09.2023
Scone Station
Simple but cute station.
Justin H
30.08.2023
Scone Station
A very nice historic building and signage, but the only problem is the frequency, only 3 trains a day on weekdays and 2 trains on weekends.
Matthew Walker
25.07.2023
Scone Station
Scone currently holds the record for the furthest railway station from Central/Sydney Terminal in which you can use your Opal Card - at 315 km - YIKES!!!! The terminus for the Hunter Line from Newcastle and the Northwest Xplorer continuing to Armidale and Moree. Will this record continue for many years to come, or will Canberra become part of the Opal Card system and break the record?? Only time will tell.
dennis boaz
21.07.2023
Scone Station
It's different it's a icon in every town train stations all have their own characters and memories for all. In days gone by and what lies ahead stay on the safe side
JT Garbo
19.07.2023
Scone Station
Scone Railway Station is a railway station, which a majority of NSW Trainlink passenger trains terminate at, then return back towards Newcastle. However there are other passenger services which continue to go further northwest to Werris Creek, etc. Nice station.
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Scone Station