Worcester Park Station

As suburban rail stations go, this one is so-​so. It is mediocre despite having a huge commuting community that uses it regularly. Accessibility, train frequency, and the availability of trains late at night are all weaknesses.
There are 4 trains per hour on Monday to Saturday roughly on the quarter hour. On Sundays and after about 9:30pm, it’s just 2 trains per hour. Last train from Waterloo is around midnight, which will limit your late night London revelling.
Platform 1 is towards London. Platform 2 is away (towards Guildford, Dorking, Epsom).
Until they finish construction of a new walkway in 2014, there are NO accessible ways to/​from street level at platform 2 (I.e., away from London). Two flights of about 10 steps each to get from the platform to street level. For platform 1 (toward London), there are just 2 or 3 steps and a kerb or 2 to negotiate. Probably reasonable with a buggy or wheeled trolley, probably harder with a wheelchair.
There’s a coffee counter that’s open in the mornings. No other shops at the station or particularly close.
The X26 express bus to Heathrow and the 213 24-​hour bus both stop at the station.

A small station at the foot of Worcester Park high street, there are just 2 platforms for SouthWest Trains to pass through. One goes towards Guildford and Dorking, via Epsom, and the other towards Waterloo, via Wimbledon.
There are usually four trains an hour on both platforms apart from Sundays when I think it’s just 2.
What else? Well there’s a small kiosk selling drinks and magazines, a taxi firm by the carpark and a pub across the road.
That’s about all folks!