North Ealing

Left my car at the parked at the station in order to ride the tube into central London and came back to find my car with a broken window and a missing backpack. Asked the lady at the station for help and got virtually no assistance other than the comment: "the station is not responsible for damages or loss of items at the car park". Furthermore, I though the police might have been able to get CCTV recordings from the station and it turns out the camera's range of view is very limited and does not cover the whole car park--meaning, the camera did not catch anything and police couldn't do anything. Would not recommend parking at this station.

Good station, North Ealing is a London Underground station on the Uxbridge branch of the Piccadilly line between Ealing Common and Park Royal. The station is located on Station Road, a short distance from the junction of Queens Drive and Hanger Lane (A406, North Circular Road). It is in Travelcard Zone 3. West Acton station on the Central line is located about 550 metres to the east at the other end of Queens Drive

This station's decor is old fashion and nice. This station has Victorian decor. This year which is 2019 the District line celebrates 150 years of serving London train passengers.

From the 25 January 2019 there will be events planned throughout the year to mark 150th anniversary, including steam train rides.

TfL has announced a series of events to celebrate the District line's 150th anniversary.

good and quiet station but trains are often only every ten minutes, there’s a more frequent service from west acton on the central line just down the street

North Ealing Station is served by the Piccadilly line it is a very quiet station with a small ticket hall. There are toilets available inside the station. There is no disabled access to the platforms only stairs. The station was clean and tidy no staff members where around station car park right outside.

Famously least used train station on the Piccadilly Line. Beautiful station, incredibly historically significant.

Only issue (raised notably by Geoff Marshall) is the rising parking fees - it does seem to be getting more and more expensive over the years.

Not busy at all. The line was running on time as usual and masks were worn as instructed with distancing followed as it should be for the safety of others. Great access to other locations and other transports makes this a very good link to further ventures..

Zone 3 . Piccadilly line. No step-free access. Badly signposted and easy to miss. West Acton station on the Central line is a walk away. Nice pub opposite North Ealing station - The Greystoke , good beers and good food.