Parking Information

Park & Ride
Oxford's Park and Ride service (operated by the Oxford Bus Company) enables visitors to leave their cars at locations close to the ring-road and travel into the city centre on a frequent bus service.

In addition to the bus fare, there is a "Pay & Display" system for parking. Currently this is 60p per day. This 'parking fee' pays for the car parks' security facilities and staff.

For a location map of the five car parks in Oxford and routes, please visit the Park & Ride website.

Note: For those not familiar with the changes (implemented in June 1999) to the Oxford transport system, we would recommend viewing the details here before making any journey into Oxford.

Parking
A wide variety of parking in Oxford is available including the following:

• Park and Ride on the four main approaches to the city
• Westgate (1225 spaces) - City Centre Car Park
• Worcester Street (190 spaces)
• Abbey Place (120 spaces) - Opposite the ice-rink
• Gloucester green (100 spaces) - Underground close to the centre
• Oxpens (75 spaces) - Next to the ice-rink
• St Clements (120 spaces) - Near Magdalen Bridge
• Railway Station (400 spaces) - Daily rates for rail and non-rail users
• Other on-street pay-and-display parking mainly in Broad Street and St Giles (386 spaces)

Parking for the Disabled
For more disabled access information, please see the relevant information page by clicking here.

• Park and Ride - Places available adjacent to bus stops
• Westgate - Places available on level 4 adjacent to the shopping level
• On-Street Parking - Special bays are marked

Note: Disabled persons showing both parts of the Orange Badge may park for free in any of the on-street parking spaces, but standard charges will apply in the off-street car parks.