Bus route 215 in London links “Lee Valley Campsite” and “Walthamstow Bus Station”.
Where bus 215 goes

Towards “Walthamstow Bus Station”: 27 stops. After “Lee Valley Campsite”, the bus calls at “Yardley Lane Estate”, “Sewardstone Gardens”, “Hawkwood Crescent”, “Amesbury Drive”, “Lea Valley Road”, “Maida Avenue”, “Mount Echo Drive”, “Mansfield Park”, “Ridgeway Park”, “Chingford Old Church”. Then “Alpha Road”, “Hall Lane Chingford Mount”, “Larkswood Road”, “Ainslie Wood Road”, “Leonard Road”, “Higham Station Avenue”, “Rowden Park Gardens”, “Walthamstow Stadium”, “Walthamstow / Crooked Billet Roundabout”, “Brettenham Road (E17)”. Before “Walthamstow Bus Station”: “Sir George Monoux College”, “Aveling Park Road”, “Forest Road / The Bell”, “Jewel Road”, “Walthamstow Market Walthamstow”.
On the way back, from “Walthamstow Bus Station” to “Lee Valley Campsite”: 27 stops. Only in this direction does it call at “Cazenove Road (E17)”, “Rowden Road”, “Hampton Road (E4)”, “Chingford Mount” and “Yardley Lane”. Only in the direction of “Walthamstow Bus Station” does it call at “Larkswood Road”, “Ainslie Wood Road”, “Rowden Park Gardens”, “Brettenham Road (E17)” and “Sir George Monoux College”. For the way back, board nearby: “Larkswood Road” → “Hampton Road (E4)” (50 m), “Ainslie Wood Road” → “Hampton Road (E4)” (100 m), “Rowden Park Gardens” → “Rowden Road” (50 m) and “Brettenham Road (E17)” → “Cazenove Road (E17)” (50 m). Towards “Walthamstow Bus Station”, board nearby: “Cazenove Road (E17)” → “Brettenham Road (E17)” (50 m), “Rowden Road” → “Rowden Park Gardens” (50 m), “Hampton Road (E4)” → “Larkswood Road” (50 m) and “Chingford Mount” → “Hall Lane Chingford Mount” (100 m).
Left column runs down, right column runs up. Filled stops are served both ways, dashed ones only one way: 5 towards “Walthamstow Bus Station” and 5 the other way. Tap a stop to see its name.
Connections
On part of the route, between “Ridgeway Park” and “Walthamstow Market Walthamstow” it shares the road with route 97; between “Hall Lane Chingford Mount” and “Walthamstow Market Walthamstow” it shares the road with route 357; between “Alpha Road” and “Walthamstow Stadium” it shares the road with route 397.
Connections by stop, in route order:
- Stops from “Yardley Lane Estate” to “Hawkwood Crescent”: bus 379
- Stops from “Amesbury Drive” to “Mount Echo Drive”: buses 313 and 379
- “Alpha Road”: buses 444 and W16
- “Hall Lane Chingford Mount”: buses 444 and W16
- “Leonard Road”: bus W11
- “Higham Station Avenue”: bus W11
- “Rowden Park Gardens” (only towards “Walthamstow Bus Station”): bus W11
- “Walthamstow Stadium”: buses SL1 and W11
- “Walthamstow / Crooked Billet Roundabout”: buses SL1 and W11
- “Brettenham Road (E17)” (only towards “Walthamstow Bus Station”): buses SL1 and W11
- “Forest Road / The Bell”: buses 123, 212, 230, 275, SL1, SL2, W11, W12, W15 and W19
- “Jewel Road”: buses 123, 212, 230, 275, SL1, SL2, W11, W12, W15 and W19
- “Walthamstow Market Walthamstow”: buses 20, 55, 69, 212, 230, 257, 275, SL1, SL2, W11, W12, W15 and W19
- “Walthamstow Bus Station”: buses 20, 55, 69, 212, 230, 257, 275, SL1, SL2, W11, W12, W15 and W19
- “Cazenove Road (E17)” (only towards “Lee Valley Campsite”): bus SL1
- “Rowden Road” (only towards “Lee Valley Campsite”): bus W11
- “Chingford Mount” (only towards “Lee Valley Campsite”): buses 444 and W16
- “Yardley Lane” (only towards “Lee Valley Campsite”): bus 379
Pages for these routes: bus SL1, bus SL2, bus W11, bus W12, bus W15, bus W16, bus W19, bus 20, bus 55, bus 69, bus 97, bus 123.
Passes and concessions
Which passes are available and who travels free is explained on a separate page: how to pay for public transport in London.
Questions about bus 215
Does bus 215 go to “Mansfield Park”?
Yes, in both directions.
Where can I change from bus 215 to another bus route?
Most routes stop at “Walthamstow Market Walthamstow” and “Walthamstow Bus Station” (20, 55, 69, 212, 230, 257, 275, SL1, SL2, W11, W12, W15 and W19). All other stops with connections are listed above.
Checked on 7 October 2026. Source of the route and stops: Transport for London (TfL).