Also branded as Durham College Oshawa GO
Oshawa Station is the eastern terminus of GO Transit‘s train network and the Lakeshore East Line. In addition, this is an important stop on VIA Rail‘s Corridor network being the eastern transit hub of the Greater Toronto Area. Connecting to regional buses.
Good to know …
Cafe
Tim Hortons on site
Parking
2260 spaces
Staffed Station
Waiting room
Washrooms
Wheelchair Accessible
Vending Machines
Pros
- Plenty of parking; great for day trips to Toronto
- Frequent, all-day service to Toronto
- Over ten trains a day to Kingston, Ottawa, and Montreal
- Local transit connections to Durham Region Transit and beyond to Peterborough
Cons
- Remote, isolated station primarily designed for commuters entering from Highway 401 from the eastern fridges of Durham Region and the GTA
Notes
- Oshawa is a convenient commuter and intercity station on the periphery of the Greater Toronto Area and handy if you want to avoid the crowds at Union heading east to Kingston, Ottawa, and Montreal.
- Stub tracks 1 & 2 are for GO trains.
- Trains 3, 5, & 5 are reserved for VIA Rail’s Corridor trains.
- Commonly referred to as the abbreviated name of “DC Oshawa GO” when onboard GO Trains.
