According to National Rail, this station's official name is Appledore (Kent), despite the other Appledore station in Devon having closed in 1917.
On official documents and railway company websites, the station is referred to as Appledore (Kent), although signs at the station simply list 'Appledore'.

The station is located almost two miles from Appledore village and 8 ¹⁄₂ miles (13.7 km) south of Ashford International, on the B2080, a local road.
Owing to its distance from the village, it is in the Parish of Kenardington, not Appledore.

Appledore is just north of a junction of a freight branch line running to Dungeness nuclear power station via Lydd.
Appledore is also the start of the single track section of the Marshlink line, which runs through to Ore near Hastings with a passing loop at Rye.
Along with several other stations on the line, the platforms are staggered.

When British Rail introduced widespread provision of enamel totem station signs Appledore was one of very few that had some wooden ones fitted.
According to National Rail, this station's official name is Appledore (Kent), despite the other Appledore station in Devon having closed in 1917. On official documents and railway company websites, the station is referred to as Appledore (Kent), although signs at the station simply list 'Appledore'.
The station is located almost two miles from Appledore village and 8 ¹⁄₂ miles (13.7 km) south of Ashford International, on the B2080, a local road. Owing to its distance from the village, it is in the Parish of Kenardington, not Appledore.
Appledore is just north of a junction of a freight branch line running to Dungeness nuclear power station via Lydd. Appledore is also the start of the single track section of the Marshlink line, which runs through to Ore near Hastings with a passing loop at Rye. Along with several other stations on the line, the platforms are staggered.
When British Rail introduced widespread provision of enamel totem station signs Appledore was one of very few that had some wooden ones fitted.
Appledore railway station