Stations with no exit
A select number of railway stations do not have any available public exit. There can be numerous reasons for this, such as the station being open solely for viewing purposes, or an interchange between two lines. Similarly, some stations have exits but only to certain individuals, such as staff members of a nearby building.
Stations with no entry or exit
This is a list of all former and current stations which have no exit available to passengers:
| Country | Location | Name of station | Reason for opening | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Ireland
|
 Connacht
|
Manulla Junction | To allow for passengers from Ballina to change for services to Westport or Dublin Heuston | |
 Japan
|
 Aomori
|
Tappi-Kaitei | Closed in 2013 | |
 Hokkaido
|
Yoshioka-Kaitei | Closed in 2014 | ||
 Yamaguchi
|
Seiryu Miharashi | For views of Nishiki River | ||
 Norway
|
 Vestland
|
Kjosfossen | To allow tourists to view Kjosfossen waterfall | |
 Switzerland
|
 Bern
|
Eigerwand | Closed in 2017 | |
| Eismeer | ||||
 Graubünden
|
Sagliains | Interchange for services between Scuol-Tarasp and Pontresina, and access point for car shuttle train | Has vehicle access for car shuttle services, but no pedestrian entrance | |
 United Kingdom
|
 Isle of Wight
|
Smallbrook Junction | Serves as interchange between Island Line and Isle of Wight Steam Railway. Open during summer only. |
Stations with restricted entry and exit
This is a list of all railway stations which have exits, but only to certain authorised people:
| Country | Location | Name of station | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 Germany
|
File:Flag of Hesse.svg Hesse | Langen Flugsicherung | For workers of nearby German Aviation Safety Authority site |
| Japan
|
File:Flag of Kanagawa.svg Kanagawa | Umi-Shibaura | Open to workers of Toshiba Keihin plant |
| United Kingdom
|
File:Flag of North Riding of Yorkshire.svg North Riding of Yorkshire
|
Redcar British Steel | Open only to workers of Teesside Steelworks. Temporarily closed |
 Scotland
|
IBM Halt | Open only to certain workers of IBM. Temporarily closed |
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