West Moors station was on the Southampton and Dorchester railway, just to the west of the junction with the Salisbury and Dorset line. The station was close to the centre of West Moors on Station Road, which crossed the Southampton and Dorchester line west of the station via a level crossing. The Southampton and Dorchester line was double track and the station had two platforms, loading dock and a number of sidings. The main station building was on the east bound, up, platform and was a two-storey building without a canopy. Next to the station building was a store and beyond that a concrete footbridge. This was installed in 1902 by the Concrete Construction Company. At the end of the up platform, next to the road so it could operate the crossing, was a LSWR Type 3C signal box. On the other side of the road was a two-storey gatekeeper's house. On the down platform was a waiting shelter. There were two goods yards. The first was accessed from the Salisbury line and included a loading bay at the east end of the up platform. The second was on the down side, on the other side of station road and included a loading dock.