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Information about parking near Westgate Shopping Centre

Westgate Shopping Centre was originally built in 1970 but has been extended and substantially altered between 2016 and 2017. It is open from 10 a,m, to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays. It contains more than 100 shops and eating places.

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Additional Information

Some additional information about parking in westgate shopping centre, to cater to all your parking needs

On-street parking
For visitors, on-street parking anywhere in Oxford is difficult. No-one is allowed to park on a yellow line and parking is permitted only in designated parking bays. While there are a lot of these by the standards of some cities, most require a parking permit. Permits are issued for the parking zone and not for the space itself. There are some bays for short-term parking, but it would be unwise to count on finding one. Signs indicate conditions applying to use of the bay and to the time it operates; if no time is mentioned, restrictions apply 24-7. If you find a pay-and-display parking space in the central zone in which Westgate is situated, parking will be for a maximum of two hours, which may not be enough for a shopping trip – especially if you also intend to eat.
Off-street parking
Oxford is very well served for park-and-ride sites. There are five:

Pear Tree Park to the north, 1035 spaces

Redbridge to the south, 1412 spaces

Seacourt to the west, 794 spaces

Thornhill to the east, 1335 spaces

Water Eaton to the north at Oxford Parkway railway station, 758 spaces

These are very cost-effective ways of parking and shopping at Westgate without having to navigate the sometimes difficult Oxford roads (cyclists are everywhere, so beware).

Other than that, the two most convenient car parks for the Westgate are the Westgate Car Park itself and the Oxpens car park. The Westgate car park is on Thames Street, next to the City of Oxford College, and has 1000 spaces, while Oxpens is on Oxpens Road next to Oxford Ice Rink and has only 179 spaces. The Westgate site has 20 free spaces for motorbikes and 50 charging points for electric cars.
Public transport
Pay and Display is an excellent way of using public transport to reach the centre of Oxford. Oxford Bus Company provides services within the city and also offers PickMeUp, an on-demand ride-sharing minibus service to get from one place to another where no scheduled service exists. To use this, you’ll need to download an app.

Thames Travel serves other towns in the Thames Valley and, importantly, provides a regular shuttle service to Heathrow and Gatwick Airports.

And, of course, there are good rail links to London, the West Country, Wales and the North.
Disabled parking
Parking restrictions & event days
Overnight, weekends & bank holidays
Nearby attractions
It is almost impossible to exaggerate the appeal of Oxford, or the number of things to see. This is one of the oldest university towns in the world, with buildings to match. There are also excellent parks and open spaces.

Oxford Station
Radley Station
Islip Station