There is no railway station in Wadestown.
The Johnsonville line runs along the lower slopes of Wadestown, above the Ngaio Gorge.
It was originally built by the Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company in the mid-1880s, as part of the proposed line from Wellington to Palmerston North.
This line was the route of the North Island Main Trunk railway out of Wellington until 1938, when it became the Johnsonville branch line after completion of the Tawa Flat Deviation.

There are no train stations in Wadestown itself, although there is a Wadestown crossing loop on the line.
 The nearest station is Crofton Downs.
The steep hillsides in Wadestown occasionally cause difficulties for the commuter train service deep in the valley.
There is no railway station in Wadestown. The Johnsonville line runs along the lower slopes of Wadestown, above the Ngaio Gorge. It was originally built by the Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company in the mid-1880s, as part of the proposed line from Wellington to Palmerston North. This line was the route of the North Island Main Trunk railway out of Wellington until 1938, when it became the Johnsonville branch line after completion of the Tawa Flat Deviation.
There are no train stations in Wadestown itself, although there is a Wadestown crossing loop on the line.  The nearest station is Crofton Downs. The steep hillsides in Wadestown occasionally cause difficulties for the commuter train service deep in the valley.
Wadestown, New Zealand