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GREEN TRAVEL POLICY

We have a Green Travel Plan, developed in association with Oxford City Council, which encourages non-car modes of transport wherever possible. The train station and local bus stops are only 5 to 10 minutes’ walk away, with a convenient park-and-ride service at various points around the city. We do have limited on-site parking available, up to a maximum of 60 vehicles. For larger events, the number of delegate cars has therefore to be restricted. We also have a number of cycle stands to accommodate up to 132 bicycles.

CYCLING

The King’s Centre provides undercover and secure bicycle racks for visitors. If you cycle round Oxford or would like to bring your bike on the train.

PARK AND RIDE

There are 5 Park & Ride services operating around Oxford, with easy access from the motorways. The nearest is the Seacourt, just off the A34 Botley Interchange. The next most convenient is the Thornhill, on the east side of the city. Parking and journey fees apply. Please check the Park and Ride website for current prices. Buses run every 15-20 minutes. You will need to get off at the Osney Island bus stop on Botley Road, from where The King’s Centre is just a 5-10 minute.

WALKING

If you live in Oxford and prefer to walk, The King’s Centre can be accessed by the Thames towpath from Folly Bridge or Osney Island. 

BY BUS

The nearest bus stop to The King’s Centre is the Osney Island stop on Botley Road, from where The King’s Centre is just a 5-10 minute walk along the Thames towpath (marked by a dotted line on our map). Botley Road is served by a variety of local buses – Check Here

BY RAIL

The King’s Centre is just a 10 – 15 minute walk from Oxford rail station or Connection by 001 Taxi, 01865 240000.

FROM LONDON HEATHROW/GATWICK

There are regular coach services from these airports and bus stops around London to the Gloucester Green coach station in Oxford City Centre, from where The King’s Centre is just a 15 – 20 minute walk.