Wool

This is a housing village with no redeeming features. The level crossing is the slowest thing ever, and it chops the traffic off for up to 15 minutes at a time, and sometimes it operates up to 4 times an hour! The train station is a prefabricated mess, which is sometimes open, but more often than not, closed. The best thing about this place is the road out of here!

Very small station which is the main connection for durdle door and lulworth cove. No one will be there at the station in evenings and public toilets are closed. There is not even a shop nearby. So it is very much isolated. Buses are not so frequent but you could get taxis for going to durdle door and lulworth cove.

Small cute station with just 2 platforms. Platform 1 brings you to Wool from London Waterloo and platform 2 takes you back from Wool to London Waterloo.

Has toilets operating till 5pm. Just outside the station there's taxi services and Wool bus station where you can board X54 to Durdledoor.

It is small little station with only 2 platforms so you cannot get lost here . There is toilets , ticket office , in case it is closed , you have ticket machines . Outside the station is bus stop which will take you towards Durdle door or Lulworth cove. It is very short drive and return ticket costs only £3. It is new service which runs on Sundays . It is called Route 30. Next to the station way-out there is a information board with times when the bus is leaving .

Whenever we get the train 🚆 to wool we are always happy with the service. We normally get a Taxi from the station as it works out just a cheap and no waiting. We use wool station taxi James will take care of you.

It’s quite and nice place. Very easy to get to Dorset Durdle door.

One of the last surviving examples of basic British Rail 1970's era prefab buildings. Almost all others were knocked down coz they were falling down - eg Poole & the late Weymouth Quay stations.

Always on time, and generally good experience, just a shame the free wifi on the trains is usually broken