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Bedminster is located at Bedminster, Bristol BS3 4DN, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Bedminster and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Daniel Mckenzie

1 Google Rating

Incredibly bare with almost no ticket machines, staffing and limiting seating and shelter. Services

1/ 5

Incredibly bare with almost no ticket machines, staffing and limiting seating and shelter. Services can be infrequent and short formed at times but at the very least, local buses stop nearby and the platforms have step free access via a ramped subway.

Gabriel Schmitt

4 Google Rating

Nice place

4/ 5

Nice place

Stuart Elks

3 Google Rating

It's a fairly minimal train station - no ticket office or machine, no toilets. Two covered shelters,

3/ 5

It's a fairly minimal train station - no ticket office or machine, no toilets. Two covered shelters, couple of screen based help points. That's about it. Does its job.

Asian BBW Clips

3 Google Rating

An unmanned and relatively ill-maintained station, Bedminster mainly serves as a disembarkation poin

3/ 5

An unmanned and relatively ill-maintained station, Bedminster mainly serves as a disembarkation point for incoming services. For outbound services, I would recommend going to Temple Meads station instead, as there are no provisions for purchasing tickets or access to updated timetables at this station.

Henry Allum

5 Google Rating

A basic railway station on the Great Western Main Line. HST's pass through daily and steam trains pa

5/ 5

A basic railway station on the Great Western Main Line. HST's pass through daily and steam trains pass through from time to time.

Steven shepherd

5 Google Rating

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