Seacourt is the only Park and Ride on the east side of Oxford city and also the closest to the city centre at only a 1.4-mile distance to High Street, Oxford. This is only a 12-minute bus ride, but if you don’t have any luggage you may enjoy a brisk 30-minute walk into town after…
So you are visiting Oxford for the day and arriving from the Northside of the United Kingdom? Which of the five Park and Ride services that Oxford offer is best for you to use? The answer is that Pear Tree Park and Ride is slightly better than the two other Park and Rides on the…
Thornhill Park and Ride is the only park and ride on the east side of Oxford and caters for all arriving from Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Essex, and Suffolk, as well as London and the East side of England. Thornhill Park & Ride – Oxford Eastside Located just off the London Road A40 westbound, Thornhill Park and…
Edinburgh has Park and Rides covered with a whopping seven different Park and Rides nearby to service the city. The question you need to ask and decide is which Edingbough Park and Ride is best for you. We have investigated just this for all travellers no matter what direction you are arriving from we have…
With the price of petrol today, travelling free with a car isn’t possible, but parking is. No matter when you visit York or from where you travel, there is a well-located York Park and Ride to serve you. York has 6 Park and Ride locations, all located within 4 miles of York city centre, and…
So you need to know if there is a Park and Ride in Oxford. This is a great idea as driving into Oxford city centre is a slow process and car parking for a day can cost you as much as £39.40. Making Oxford one of the most expensive places to park in the country.…
Redbridge is an inspiring park-and-ride service on the south side of Oxford City, servicing arrivals from the south of England. Located on the A4144 near Kennington roundabout on the A423. Redbridge has easy access from A34, A4074 and is practically a direct route from Newbury, Winchester and Southampton. Redbridge Park & Ride – South Oxford…
Bicester Park & Ride – North of Oxford I know what you are thinking! Why have I put Bicester Park and ride down as for servicing Oxford, when Oxford has 5 allocated Park and rides of its own? Basically, because you can never have enough car parking options. Bicester Park and ride maybe in equidistance…
Oxford Parkway Park and Ride formally called Water Eaton is Oxford’s most northernly Park and Ride location, just 2.2 miles above Pear tree. It can accommodate just under 800 vehicles with secure parking and like all the park and rides in Oxford, offer some of the cheapest parking in the city. Parking at Oxford Parkway…
