SEPTA Conshohocken Station Park and Ride

Apparently I live in the parking lot so I guess its ok

NICE SET UP HERE

Your basic Septa Regional Rail stop. Isn't visible from Fayette St. where it is actually located, just below it, Fayette St. is a bridge at this point.

Has stairs for pedestrians to access trains going in either direction on both sides going down from Fayette St. No wheel chair access though. But is wheel chair accessible via the same streets cars can access the parking lots that are available for this stop.

Lots of construction going on at the moment (and the reason I am using this station for the first time) in the immediate area of the stop, so expect this stop to get busier than it has been in the past once all the residential units, the new hotel on Elm St, and multiple Hi rise office towers are competed and occupied within the next 6 to 18 month range.

Would give it 5 stars, but gets four because of the scaled back service that is available at the moment because of COVID. Less trains per day, as long as two hour intervals between trains during the week during non peak times and.only.hourly intervals during peak times, and two hours intervals on weekends leaves many searching for other transit.options.

It's a Badu Septa Station. Nothing exciting.

Typical Septa station, but strange parking lot layout and trucks from a nearby business go flying through so be careful.