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Oxford Street is probably the most famous street in the UK, lined as it is with department stores, fashion stores and endless other shops and restaurants. Many retail chains have their flagship stores there.

 

Since Oxford Street is in the heart of London’s West End, you’d expect parking to be at a premium, but you can plan your trip in advance and reserve a space easily with JustPark.

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Some additional information about parking in oxford street, to cater to all your parking needs

  • On-street parking

    There are many on-street parking spots around Oxford Street, some of which attract a surcharge for pre-2015 diesel vehicles. The cost is £4.90 per hour for up to 4 hours.

     

    Very few of these on-street parking areas have more than half a dozen spaces, except for St George Street (north-east side), which has ten. Several on-street parking areas can be found in the roads around Hanover Square.

  • Off-street parking

    Various off-street car parks are dotted around Oxford Street, including Q-Park garages in Poland Street (Soho), Cavendish Square and Queen Anne Mews. The closest is Poland St, which is within 10 minutes’ walk. The convenience is reflected in a marginally more expensive fee (£24.00 for 3 hours), but the prices are reasonable for the area.

     

    NCP also have a presence around Oxford Street. Their locations include Berners Street and Brewer Street. Attractive off-street prices are available farther out at car parks like CitiPark Clipstone Street (£15.00 for 3 hours). The walk from there is about 30 minutes to Oxford Street.

  • Public transport

    Oxford Street is accessible through numerous tube stations and lines. For instance, the Central Line stops at Bond Street, Marble Arch, Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road. The Victoria Line also stops at Oxford Circus. Both of these lines run a 24-hour service on Fridays and Saturdays.

     

    There are many bus routes stopping at Oxford Street: 3, 6, 8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 23, 25, 53, 73, 88, 94, 98, 113, 137, 139 and 159.

     

  • Disabled parking

    A limited number of on-street disabled spaces near Oxford Street are free for two hours. These are all within 5-6 minutes’ walk of the destination, though there is only one spot at each, including Archer Street, Rupert Street, Broadwick Street and Marshall Street. Naturally, most of the privately owned off-street car parks also have disabled parking, though not without charge.

     

  • Parking restrictions & event days

    Outside of the on-street parking spaces mentioned, many streets in London use Controlled Parking Zones (CPZ) to ensure spaces for residents. Non-residents are not permitted to park in these spaces during peak hours (typically 8.30 am to 6.30 pm weekdays and 8.30 am to 1.30 pm on Saturdays).

     

  • Overnight, weekends & bank holidays

    With the exception of Christmas Eve, all bank holidays are treated like Sundays in the City of Westminster, which Oxford Street falls within. That means visitors can park in residential areas for free if they can find a space.

  • Drop-off and pick-up

    Oxford Street is often congested and keep-clear areas are surveyed by traffic enforcement cameras, so you may find it less stressful to drop passengers off and pick them up in one of the many side roads.

  • Nearby attractions

    Aside from shopping at Selfridges, John Lewis, House of Fraser, HMV or the country’s largest Marks and Spencer, there are other things to do and see around Oxford Street. At the far west of it on the corner of Hyde Park is Marble Arch. Or, at nearby Manchester Square, you can see the wonderful Wallace Collection (art collection) in Hertford House.