Overview 

The North Wales town of Wrexham is served by four stations - Wrexham Central, Wrexham General, Ruabon, and Gwersyllt, with Ruabon one of the busiest. On the Shrewsbury to Chester route and opened in November 1846, the station buildings were originally constructed with an Italianate design by the renowned architect Thomas Penson. These were replaced twenty years later by stone buildings in the neo-Tudor style, which, although refurbished in 2009, still remain in use today. The iconic honey-coloured stone, sourced from local quarries, makes Raubon one of the prettiest stations in Wales.

Ruabon station also serves as the bus interchange, making it easy to catch a bus around town.

• How long does it take to walk from Ruabon station to Ruabon village centre?

  • Taking Station Road, the walk from the station to Ruabon’s village centre takes under a minute. 

• What car parking facilities are available at Ruabon station?

  • There are no car parking facilities at Ruabon station. 

• What facilities are there for bike storage at Ruabon station?

  • Ruabon station lacks bike storage facilities. 

• What other facilities are available at Ruabon station?

  • Coin and card telephones
  • Disabled access - there are ramps and induction loops available