Raynes Park Taxi
Book a Raynes Park taxi for a flight, a train from Waterloo or a trip across south London. We pick up across SW20 and West Wimbledon, close to the A3, at a fixed fare agreed when you book.
- SW20 pickups
- Close to the A3
- 24/7
Raynes Park local guide
Raynes Park is a residential area with a busy station and quick access to the A3.
Raynes Park station
South Western Railway trains towards Wimbledon and Waterloo.
Coombe Lane
The main road west, with local shops and restaurants.
The A3
Close by, giving quick access towards Heathrow and Guildford.
Fast to Heathrow
Raynes Park is close to the A3, so Heathrow is a quick run via the A3 and the M25 or through Kingston. It is one of the easiest airports to reach from SW20. Many of our Raynes Park bookings are early-morning Heathrow departures. Our Croydon to Heathrow taxi page has terminal and drop-off details.
Gatwick and the south
Gatwick is further, usually reached by heading east towards the A23 or south via the A24. We plan the route around the time of day. Read our Croydon to Gatwick taxi page for terminal advice.
Trains from Raynes Park
Raynes Park station has trains to Wimbledon and Waterloo. For journeys with luggage, a taxi straight to Waterloo or another terminus saves the walk and the change. See our Croydon to Waterloo taxi page.
Raynes Park, Kingston and the A3
Raynes Park sits between Wimbledon and Kingston, close to the A3. That makes it a good starting point not just for Heathrow but for trips towards Guildford, Surrey and the south-west. Business travellers use the A3 to reach offices and meetings outside London, while families use it for holidays and visits. Tell us where you're going and we'll quote a fixed fare.
Evenings in Wimbledon and Kingston
Wimbledon town centre and Kingston are both a short drive from Raynes Park. Book a car for a night out and agree a pickup time for the journey home.
Collecting from Croydon
We're based in Croydon, so we can also take you from Raynes Park across to the borough for appointments, shopping or family visits.
Local trips
We do short local runs around Raynes Park and across to Wimbledon, as well as longer trips to Croydon and beyond.
Families and long trips
For family holidays, our 7 seater taxi fits a big family and luggage. If you're heading further afield, such as to the south coast or another city, see our intercity taxi page.
From Raynes Park to airports and London
Typical times by road from Raynes Park. Please check these when you book, as traffic varies.
| From Raynes Park to | Typical time | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Heathrow Airport | 30–45 min | Heathrow taxi |
| Gatwick Airport | 50–65 min | Gatwick taxi |
| Waterloo | 35–50 min | Waterloo taxi |
| Victoria | 35–50 min | Victoria taxi |
Estimates only, not guaranteed.
Booking tips for Raynes Park
A few practical things that help journeys from Raynes Park go smoothly.
Getting across the railway
Raynes Park is split by the railway, and the crossing points can be slow at peak times. We plan the route around this.
Early Heathrow runs
Heathrow is close to Raynes Park, but early slots go quickly in the holidays. Book the day before.
Station pickups
Give us your train time and the side of the station you will come out of.
Groups and luggage
Tell us how many people and large bags you have, and we'll send a car that fits.
Also covering Wimbledon, Balham and Norbury
We cover Croydon and nearby south London. See the full list on our areas we cover page.
Call, WhatsApp or email the office. We take bookings around the clock and confirm every fare before you travel.
Raynes Park taxi questions
How long is a taxi from Raynes Park to Heathrow?
Typically 30 to 45 minutes, using the A3.
Do you cover West Wimbledon?
Yes. We pick up across Raynes Park, West Wimbledon and the SW20 area.
Can you collect me from Raynes Park station?
Yes. Give us your train time and we will meet you outside.
Do you have larger vehicles?
Yes. We have 6 seater MPVs and 7/8 seaters as well as saloons and estates.
