Amtrak Train Station Denmark, South Carolina (DNK), located at 200 W Baruch St, Denmark, SC 29042, is served by the daily Floridian, which took over the stop when the Silver Star merged with the Capitol Limited on November 10, 2024; Columbia and Savannah are the adjacent calls. Amtrak began serving Denmark on October 29, 1978, adding it to the Champion, although the town’s railroad history is older: the site was used by both the Seaboard Air Line Railroad and the Southern Railway, whose crossing made Denmark a junction town. The stop is unstaffed. One side platform serves a single track on CSX’s Columbia Subdivision, and a new 280-foot boarding platform was completed in 2026. The City of Denmark owns the building and the parking lot, whereas CSX Transportation owns the platform and the track. Amtrak recorded 2,858 passengers at Denmark in fiscal year 2025.
Denmark — Live Arrivals & Departures
Updated 1 minute ago · Times are localDenmark Amtrak Station Contact Details
Denmark Amtrak Station (DNK) is unstaffed, so no local telephone number or counter hours exist and Amtrak publishes no waiting-room hours for the building. Every reservation, refund and lost-property inquiry therefore runs through the national numbers and the e-ticket address in the table below. Because the City of Denmark owns the depot and its parking lot while CSX owns the platform and track, inquiries about the building go to the city rather than to Amtrak.
| Station: | Denmark Station |
| Station Code: | DNK |
| Contact Number: | +1 800-872-7245 |
| Email: | etickets@amtrak.com |
| Lost and Found: | +1 800-872-7245 / +1 833-391-0338 |
| Police: | +1-800-331-0008 |
| Working Hours: | No staffed hours — unstaffed station; Amtrak publishes no waiting room hours for this station |
| Nearby Airport: | Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) |
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Services Provided by Amtrak at DNK Station
Denmark Station provides a station building with a waiting room but no staffed services: Amtrak lists no ticket office and no passenger assistance here, so tickets must be bought in advance online or by telephone. There is no ATM, no vending machine, no Quik-Trak kiosk and no Wi-Fi, although payphones are listed. The 2026 platform work left the stop with an accessible platform, an accessible waiting room, an accessible water fountain, a wheelchair lift and accessible parking; there is no elevator, no high platform, no wheelchair kept on site and no accessible ticket office. Amtrak’s own listings for Denmark disagree about restrooms, so their availability should be treated as uncertain.
| Restrooms — Amtrak’s own listings for this station disagree, so availability is uncertain | Elevators — not available | Ticketing office — not available — unstaffed station |
| Support for unaccompanied minors — not listed by Amtrak | Baggage checking — not available | ATM — not available |
| Staff support — no passenger assistance service | Bike boxes on purchase — not listed by Amtrak | Ski Bags (on purchase) — not listed by Amtrak |
| Baggage assistance — not available | Nearby parking lots — available, same-day and overnight, fees may apply | Accessible platform, restroom, ticket office, seating, and water fountain — accessible platform, waiting room and water fountain; no ticket office here; restroom listing contradictory |
| Wheelchair Lift — available | Wheelchairs — not available | Restaurants — none at the station |
Denmark Amtrak Station Layout Map
The layout is minimal, because a single side platform serves one CSX track. The new 280-foot boarding platform finished in 2026 replaced a shorter surface and brought the stop up to an accessible standard, with a wheelchair lift for level boarding. The station building sits beside the platform on West Baruch Street, and parking adjoins it. Since only one train calls in each direction, there is no crossing or bridge to negotiate. The map below marks the station in Denmark.
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Baggage & Luggage Rules
Denmark Station (DNK) does not check baggage. Amtrak lists no checked baggage service, no baggage storage, no baggage carts, no baggage assistance and no Amtrak Express at this location, all of which follows from the stop being unstaffed. Passengers handle their own luggage to the platform within Amtrak’s carry-on allowance. Checked baggage on the Floridian must be arranged at a staffed station such as Columbia or Savannah.
Food, Lounges & Restrooms
Amtrak provides no food service, lounge or vending machines at Denmark Amtrak Station (DNK). An accessible water fountain is listed, whereas the restroom situation is unclear because Amtrak’s own station listings contradict each other on that point. Passengers therefore carry food and drink with them. Denmark is a small town of a few thousand people and its businesses stand independently of the station, so none is named on this page.
How to Reach the Denmark Amtrak Station
Denmark Station (DNK) is on West Baruch Street in central Denmark, reached from US Highway 321 and US Highway 78, which cross in the town. Same-day and overnight parking are available in the city-owned lot beside the station, fees may apply, and accessible spaces are marked. Amtrak records no connecting bus or local transit service at Denmark, so arrival on foot, by car or by taxi is the practical choice. Denmark is also the stop closest to Voorhees University, which stands in the town.
Nearby Airports
Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) is the nearest commercial airport to Denmark Amtrak Station, roughly 45 to 50 miles north, and Columbia is also the Floridian’s next stop in that direction. Augusta Regional Airport in Georgia lies a comparable distance to the west. Denmark itself has no commercial airfield, so any air connection involves a road journey of about an hour.
Hotels Near DNK Station
Denmark is a small town, and lodging options within it are limited; most passengers find accommodation in Orangeburg, Bamberg or Columbia instead. No properties or prices are listed here, since neither can be verified on this page. The Floridian’s single daily call in each direction means overnight stays are more often driven by the schedule than by choice.
Denmark Amtrak Station (DNK) is an unstaffed single-track stop on the Floridian, serving the town since October 1978 and rebuilt with a 280-foot accessible platform in 2026. With no ticket office, no baggage service and no published waiting-room hours, the stop depends on advance online ticketing, and Columbia Metropolitan Airport is the nearest commercial air connection about an hour north.
FAQs
The Denmark Amtrak Station (DNK) is at 200 W Baruch St, Denmark, SC 29042, United States.
Denmark is an unstaffed station with no ticket office, so there is no local number; Amtrak can be reached on 1-800-872-7245.
There is no ticket office at DNK Station, because the station is unstaffed, and Amtrak publishes no waiting room hours for it either. Tickets must therefore be bought in advance online or by phone.
Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) is the nearest commercial airport, roughly 45 to 50 miles north; Columbia is also the next stop on the Floridian in that direction.
Partly. A 280-foot boarding platform completed in 2026 provides an accessible platform, and an accessible waiting room, accessible water fountain, wheelchair lift and accessible parking are listed; there is no elevator, no high platform and no wheelchair on site. Amtrak’s own listings disagree about restrooms.
Yes. Same-day and overnight parking are available in the city-owned lot beside the station, fees may apply, and accessible spaces are marked.