From Hammersmith

You can take either the 283, 209 or 419 from Hammersmith Bus Station which you will find on the ground floor level next to the Hammersmith Piccadilly and District Line Tube Station/Shopping complex.

For the Barnes Wetland Centre the best bus is the 283 which occasionally drives direct to the centre and no further or alternatively stops just before the Red Lion pub close by.  All other buses drive through the village towards the river and go further on towards Mortlake.

From Richmond

Take the 419 from Bus Stop B on George St

Find more information and useful travel updates go to the Transport for London Journey Planner

 

 

Trains to Barnes Station run every 9 minutes from Waterloo and trains to Barnes Bridge run every 15 minutes (although please check before travelling particularly on weekends and bank holidays). As trains are via Clapham Junction you can easily reach Barnes from many other parts of London just by taking one change of train.

Sadly neither Barnes nor Barnes Bridge Stations offer disabled access.

 

To find your best route to Barnes by train use National Rail Enquiries

 

You can access Barnes by car via Putney, Hammersmith Bridge or Mortlake. Parking in the evenings is easy but please note there are resident parking restrictions particularly between 10 and 12 am close to railway stations and in the High Street where parking meters operate. The WWT London Wetland Centre in Barnes has a very large car park available for its visitors.

To plan your journey to Barnes by car you can use Google Maps