Car Parks

What is the best way to get into Oxford?

There are access restrictions for cars within Oxford city centre, particularly for traffic coming into the centre from the East, along the High Street.

For quick and easy access to the city centre you should use one of Oxford's 5 Park and Ride sites. Visit our Park and Ride pages for details of fares and locations of the sites.

Where can I park in Oxford?

The Council operates the following car parks in the city:

Oxford City Council operated Car Parks

• Westgate (1210 spaces) - City Centre Car Park
• Worcester Street (180 spaces)
• Abbey Place (80 spaces) - opposite the ice-rink
• Gloucester Green (104 spaces) - Underground, close to the centre
• Oxpens (75 spaces) - Next to the ice-rink
• St Clements (120 spaces) - near Magdalen Bridge
• Ferry Pool Car Park (125 spaces) - Ferry Sports Centre
• Summertown (115 spaces) - next to Ferry Pool
• Headington (128 spaces) - next to Somerfield
• St Leonard's (48 spaces) - at junction of Windmill Road
• Union Street (96 spaces) - behind Tesco on Cowley Road
• Barn's Road (196 spaces) - in Templars Square Shopping Centre

Car Park Charges

For charges in Council operated car parks, see our car park charges document below:

Other operators

• On-street pay-and-display parking mainly in Broad Street and St Giles (386 spaces) - operated by Oxfordshire County Council
• Railway Station (400 spaces) - Daily rates for rail users
• Crowell Road - operated by Templars Square
• Hockmore Street - operated by Templars Square

Car Park Maps

You can see the locations of car parks in the city using the downloadable map or interactive map below:

Page last reviewed 12 Nov 2008