Redbridge Park & Ride - Oxford

Paulo L. R.

Convenient for going into Oxford centre. Electric charge points, good WiFi on the bus. Comfortable and clean seats

Michael B.

Tell you what, it was a fantastic park and ride my first ever for our first experience couldn't fault it really. Was clean, and easy to use machines lot were broken, but two were working cancelled use your phone as well to pay it. It was twenty mins into the town centre on the bus from the bus stop. You get the returned bus back on the other side of the road. 300 Redbridge Park and ride, it was 4 pounds parking and bus ride each for two people was 8 pounds. We were going to drive into Oxford but this is a must to do cheaper and easier. Would definitely do this again. We drove from Reading it was an hour from here maybe. Should have parked the car at the Reading train station and got the train into Oxford but knowing us, it would cost more this wasn't hard and was worth driving finding this gem of a park, and ride as was first would definitely do this again if it's easier experience less stressful than finding parking I recon parking would been dearer to park right in Oxford City lots parking men ticketing cars I seen walking past parked cars.

Frances S.

Easy to drive to this location and plenty of car parking spaces, £2.50 for a full 12 hours. Buses very frequent and quick to get to centre of Oxford where there are almost no places to park. We used our bus passes but if you have to buy a ticket it’s very inexpensive. Highly recommended.

James H.

Reasonably regularly use the Tesla chargers here and have once used the park and ride.
Chargers are good, even with the tank completely full I get 120-150kW consistently until the car reduces it, not tried the other chargers.
Park and ride os efficient and pretty cheap overall, plus skips a chunk of traffic from Oxford town centre is you are travelling near peak times.
There are toilets etc too here which is good too.
You get up to an hour parking for free if you are charging / using the toilets here, make sure you register your vehicle though at one of the meters…

Mr G.

We have a camper van which is our main mode of transport. We had to use the long stay as it did not have a height barrier. Rather than £5 for park and ride it was £8.10 for 24hrs that did not need. Then we could not use it to get the bus into Oxford to see a play, we had to buy tickets which cost another £5. The long stay is disgusting, see photos. We shall not be returning.

Hanna

Plenty of parking for spaces available. Short bus ride to city centre. You can pay for the parking via an app or in the machines situated near the main building. You can also pay for the bus via the app. Toilets are most of the time out of order or so filthy that you'd wouldn't want to use them anyway. That's a shame, as otherwise it's a very good spot to park.

Chris S.

Unwelcoming payment setup. Threatening sounding signage that after entering the car park you must buy a ticket within 10 minutes or be fined £100 by ANPR. The only ticket machines we could find were by the buses and had a queue. Good luck finding a space in a far corner of the car park and making it to this machine in 10 minutes if you're at all slow on your feet.

None of the EV chargers were working. There was no warning of this before entering the car park, only on small signs stuck to the chargers once you get into a space. I even checked the providers website before visiting and it wasn't mentioned.

Also seemed expensive for a Park and Ride.

Andy J.

Some of the Park & Rides in Oxford have a height restriction, so this may be your only choice. Took a minibus of kids to a uni open day and therefore needed to park here. Easy to get to and reasonable cost.