Hurlford railway station was a former railway station serving the village of Hurlford in East Ayrshire, Scotland. It was situated on the Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr Railway, which later became part of the Glasgow and South Western Railway network.
The station provided passenger and freight services to the local community and was one of several intermediate stops on the line connecting Glasgow with Kilmarnock and further south.
The facility was closed to passenger traffic in the mid‑20th century, with complete closure (including freight) occurring later in that same period. The exact opening and closure dates vary among historical sources; however, the station is documented as having operated from the 19th century until its mid‑20th‑century cessation of services.
Following its closure, the station buildings and platforms were demolished, and the site has since been repurposed for other uses, with no active railway facilities remaining.
Note: Precise opening and closure dates are not uniformly reported in publicly available encyclopedic references.
