Crowle railway station

Crowle railway station provides rail access to the market town of Crowle located within North Lincolnshire, England. The majority of train services are run by Northern Trains, with occasional stops by TransPennine Express.

The station offers limited amenities, consisting mainly of shelters on both platforms and a public telephone situated on platform 1, along with timetable information displayed there. Access to platform 2 is granted via a barrow crossing positioned at the western end; meanwhile, platform 1 can be reached without steps from the main entrance. The old signal box has since been dismantled.

Service

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Northern Trains operated an hourly service from Monday to Saturday between and , with no trains running on Sundays.

By summer 2025, the frequency has been reduced to one train every two hours on weekdays and Saturdays, with Sunday services still unavailable. Additionally, a single TransPennine Express train in each direction between Cleethorpes and Liverpool Lime Street calls at this station—westbound in the early morning and eastbound late at night.

In February 2013, services were suspended following the Hatfield Colliery landslip northeast of Hatfield and Stainforth station, which blocked the line until it reopened in July 2013.