Wallingford Railway Station is a former railway station located in Wallingford, Oxfordshire, England. It was part of the Wallingford Railway, which opened in 1866 and served the town until its closure in 1981. The station featured a single platform and a station building, which has since been repurposed for other uses. Today, the site of the station is part of the Wallingford to Cholsey path, a popular walking and cycling route. Although the trains no longer run, the station's history remains an important part of the local heritage, reflecting the significance of rail transport in the area.