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San Diego Area Train Passenger Stations / Depots Underlined indicates active passenger station currently in use in one form or another for passenger rail service by Amtrak, Coaster or other passenger rail organization. Other stations or depots exist today in one form or another. Campo Directions: Proceed east on Interstate 8 from San Diego for about 45 miles. Exit at Buckman Springs Road and proceed south for about 10 miles. At the intersection with State Route 94, turn right and proceed estbound for about 1.5 miles until you cross the railroad tracks. Turn left onto Forest Gate Road and follow the signs to the Museum. Carlsbad Avenida Encinas
(between Palomar Airport Road and Poinsettia Lane) Carlsbad
Village Grand Avenue
(between Washington and State Streets) Encinitas Vulcan Avenue (between Encinitas boulevard and E Streets) Escondido Del
Mar On the BNSF mainline. Once used for passenger service by Amtrak. Jacumba La
Jolla Hermosa La
Mesa Operated by the San Diego Railroad Museum Lakeside Lemon
Grove National
City Operated by the San Diego Electric Railway Association, Inc. There is talk of possibly reviving this depot for use by Amtrak. Oceanside
(OSD) Operated by the NCTD. Currently serviced by Amtrak, Coaster and the Los Angeles Metrolink. Old
Town On the BNSF mainline. Serviced by Amtrak, Coaster and San Diego Trolley. San
Clemente Pier (SCP) Municipal
Pier On the BNSF mainline. Serviced by Amtrak. San
Diego (SAN) On the BNSF mainline. Serviced by Amtrak, Coaster and San Diego Trolley. San
Ysidro / Tijuana, Mexico On the MTDB mainline. Used by SD&IV and occasionally by San Diego Railroad Museum. Solana
Beach (SOL) On the BNSF mainline. Serviced by Amtrak and Coaster. Sorrento
Valley On the BNSF mainline. Serviced by Coaster. Tecate,
Mexico Adjacent to the old San Diego and Arizona line that is in Mexico. Used by the San Diego Railroad Museum for excursions. Vista
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