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Trip to Keynsham

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Buses from Trowbridge to Keynsham

🚌 While there is no direct bus from Trowbridge to Keynsham, travelers can embark on a journey with services departing from Castle Street and ultimately arriving at Ashton Way via Broad Quay. 🛤️ The total duration of the trip, including transfers, is approximately 1 hour and 54 minutes. This route is serviced by First Bristol, Bath & the West, enabling a convenient travel option between the two locations. 📍 Passengers on this route can expect a seamless transition from the Trowbridge station to the Ashton Way station, where the bus operated by Bath Bus Company arrives after the 1 hour and 54-minute journey.

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  • No, there is no direct bus service between Trowbridge and Keynsham in the United Kingdom. Travelers can take a bus that departs from Castle Street in Trowbridge and arrives at Ashton Way in Keynsham, with transfers along the route. The total journey time, including transfers, typically takes around 1 hour and 54 minutes. It is advisable to check the specific bus schedules and routes for the most up-to-date information on traveling between these two destinations by bus.
  • You can catch the bus from Trowbridge to Keynsham at the Castle Street station in Trowbridge. This service is operated by First Bristol, Bath & the West. Make sure to arrive at the Castle Street station on time to board the bus heading to Keynsham, and always check for any schedule updates or changes before your journey.
  • The bus traveling from Trowbridge to Keynsham operated by Bath Bus Company, arrives at the Ashton Way station in Keynsham. Upon reaching Ashton Way, passengers can disembark and continue their journey or explore the local area. It is recommended to familiarize yourself with the Ashton Way station's surroundings and any nearby amenities before reaching your destination.
  • There are multiple buses that operate between Trowbridge and Keynsham but there is no direct service between the two locations. Passengers can take a bus departing from Castle Street in Trowbridge and transfer at Broad Quay before arriving at Ashton Way in Keynsham. The bus services on this route are operated by both First Bristol, Bath & the West and Bath Bus Company, with the total journey duration, including transfers, typically taking around 1 hour and 54 minutes. It is recommended to plan ahead and check the schedules of both operators to coordinate your journey efficiently.
  • The buses from Trowbridge to Keynsham are likely to be less crowded during off-peak hours, such as mid-morning or mid-afternoon on weekdays. These times typically see fewer commuters and travelers. On the other hand, the buses are likely to be more crowded during peak hours, such as early morning and late afternoon, when people are commuting to and from work or school. It's a good idea to consider this when planning your journey to potentially avoid the busiest times and secure a more comfortable bus ride.
  • The first bus of the day from Trowbridge to Keynsham typically departs from Castle Street station in Trowbridge in the early morning hours. The exact departure time may vary, so it is advisable to check the latest bus schedules for specific timing. The last bus of the day from Trowbridge to Keynsham usually leaves in the evening, providing travelers with an option to make the journey until later hours. It's recommended to confirm the departure times closer to your planned travel date for the most accurate information on the bus schedule.

Will you be returning to Trowbridge by bus?

If you need a return bus journey, you can check buses from Keynsham to Trowbridge.

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Trips to Keynsham