With approximately 1,335 spaces, Thornhill Park & Ride is located off the A40 from Thame, Aylesbury, High Wycombe, London and the M40 to the east of the city, just before the ring road.
Height restrictions
There is a 2.1 metres (6ft 11 inches) height restriction at this Park & Ride. Please use Redbridge Park & Ride, where there is a separate entrance with no height restriction for coaches, lorries, motor homes and other high-sided vehicles.
Facilities
There is a terminal building open from 6.30am to 11.30pm offering toilets, tea/coffee facilities and a waiting room.
Good to know
All Park and Ride sites are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Vehicles can be left overnight with a maximum stay of 72 hours.
Separate charges apply for parking and bus fare unless purchasing a ‘Combined ticket’.
Parking charges
Payment must be made on arrival.
This car park accepts payment by cash and cards via dedicated machines. Use the green pay machines for cash and the black pay machines for Credit/debit cards.
This car park also accepts payment via RingGo telephone service on 01865 989000 and the RingGo phone app. The location code for this car park is 3924.
There is free parking for Blue Badge holders.
English national concessionary bus passes for the over 60s and disabled people are accepted on Park and Ride buses.
There is a designated parking area for motorcycles where parking is free. However, standard charges apply if using a normal car parking bay.
Monthly, quarterly and annual permits are available.
You can pay for parking and a day return bus ticket into Oxford.
There are two dedicated combined ticket machines located at each Park & Ride. These are positioned separately from the Green and Black parking-only machines.
You must enter your full vehicle registration when buying a ticket. You do not have to display the ticket in your vehicle, and it can be presented to the driver for travel on the bus.
The combined ticket machines will accept coins and card payments.
This ticket is not available on services to the hospitals, as the travel route is only into the city centre.
