Advice required about "Request Stop" stations on the West Highland Line

[General Zod]

I'm going to be using Falls of Cruachan (FOC) station during the summer months and was wondering if anyone knew whether the evening train from Glasgow will be stopping there ? I'm going to be trekking in the vicinity and will need to get back to Oban on the 1821 weekday departure from Glasgow Queen St. However, the said train does not arrive at FOC until 20.51 and I need confirming that it will stop here on request. I seemed to have read somewhere that the station has no lighting facilities so when it is dark no trains will stop. As it will be during the summer months will the train will be stopping there on request ?
What is the standard procedure for stopping the train at your station ?

 

[142094]

What is the standard procedure for stopping the train at your station ?

Stand near to the edge of the platform and give a hang signal, and make sure the driver can see you (but of course don't stand too close to the edge that you are likely to fall off or get hit).

 

[Eagle]

Also don't wave your arms above your head else you'll find the train will stop some way short of the platform. :P

 

[flymo]

According to the Scotrail timetable FOC is open from 20 May - 30 September this year and the 20:51 to Oban is booked to call there on request.

That is according to the timetable anyway...

 

[Failed Unit]

Remember this is the west coast of Scotland it will still be light at that time of the evening.

 

[Eagle]

Remember this is the west coast of Scotland it will still be light at that time of the evening.

Not in September though (on the last day of the station's opening, September 30, sunset is 18.56, and dusk ends at 19.33).