Hand held virtual tour panorama showing Cookham Railway Station. The station is actually in Cookham Rise, just outside Cookham itself. Image taken in April 2012 at the beginning of a country walk.

Cookham Railway Station - Cookham visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Cookham Railway Station' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Berkshire.

Cookham Station lies on the Maidenhead to Marlow line in Berkshire and was first opened in 1854 by the Wycombe Railway. The station serves the villages of , Cookham Rise and Cookham Dean.

TimeOut Walk

Cookham Station forms the starting point of Walk 24: Cookham to Maidenhead in the Time Out book of Country Walks. This 10.5 mile walk takes in a number of local sights including:

• Sir Stanley Spencer House - the birthplace of the artist is near Cookham Rise and there is a blue plaque on the building.
• Cookham Dean - with an old stone cross and country pub.
• Quarry Wood - woodland walk with views over Marlow and the Thames Valley.
• Winter Hill with a good panoramic view over the Thames Valley and the surrounding hills.
• Kenneth Grahame and The Mount - former home in Cookham Dean of the writer of The Wind in the Willows, now a school.
• Cock Marsh - National Trust land next to the River Thames containing some prehistoric burial mounds.
• Holy Trinity Church - Medieval church with a 12th century chapel.
• Spencer Gallery - art gallery in Cookham High Street containing many works of Sir Stanley Spencer.
• Odney Common - open play area with sports fields, walks and access to the River Thames.
• Ray Mill Island - found just sough of Cookham in the River Thames the island contains restaurants, parks and a wier.

Cookham Station
Station Hill
Cookham
Windsor and Maidenhead
SL6 9BP

Train: Cookham Station with a change at Maidenhead for links to London Padington.
Road: Cookham is 35 miles west of London on the M4, A4 and A4094. It is about 35 miles southeast of Oxford on the M40 and A4094 and 4 miles north of Maidenhead.