Exeter park and ride m5

Park and Ride services to Exeter City Centre are operated by Stagecoach South West. For information on the latest fares please contact Stagecoach. Please check the Exeter Transport and Travel section for more transport information and maps.

Does Exeter have a park and ride? Where to ride Royal Devon and Exeter?

What parks are in Exeter City Centre? Is there a car park at Exeter Airport? Hospital park and ride The Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital runs a park and ride serviceto their Wonford site from Sowton. This is called the SPR– Sowton to RDE Hospital – location postcode: EX2.

Browse by destination. Simply park in whichever of the sites is most convenient (they’re shown on the map opposite ) then catch one of the frequent buses into the City.

Parking at Exeter International Airport.

APCOA operates a number of short and long stay car parks at Exeter International Airport. The first minutes cost £1. Download a timetable today at StagecoachBus.

JustPark provides information on a wide choice of parking options across Exeter – including spaces on-street, off-street and those that are reservable, from driveways to car parks. The park and ride facilities in Exeter and Taunton have both been the scene of. Exeter is easily accessible via the M, Aand A38. Matford (A38W, A30W, A379) NO SUNDAY SERVICE.

After 200m at the first roundabout turn right onto Grenadier Road. Pass the EDF building on the right and Exeter Medical is located at Admiral House a short distance further on the left. There is a pay and display. Guarantee your space by booking online before the game for £per vehicle, or limited spaces may be available on match-day (£per vehicle).

Turn left into Manaton Close and Marlborough Court is straight ahead. The nearest railway stations are Exeter St. Thomas and Exeter Central (both about minutes away by taxi).

Sandy Park is conveniently located just off Junction of the M, meaning travel to us from Devon and beyond is extremely straightforward. We are also minutes away from Exeter Airport, on a main cycle route, served by both Digby and Sowton and Newcourt railway stations and within easy reach of Exeter City Centre.

By Train Exeter Eye is miles from. Marsh Barton is about mile south of the city centre with quick and easy access to the M, Aand the AExpressway via the Exeter Ring Road. For locations and prices visit the Stagecoach bus website.

Take the fourth exit at the roundabout into Western Way, and at the next roundabout take the second exit onto Old Tiverton Road. St James Park and Stadium Way are located on the left. The returning buses run from the top of South Street just round the corner to the right.

From there, walking downhill out of the pedestrian zone and passing the. A bus service operated by Stagecoach South West. Answer of 3: Coming to Bristol on a Wednesday in September during the day. Which is the best park and ride to get coming from Exeter please?

Any idea what junction to come off at? All DCC sites are now closed to the public – except for necessary pre-arranged visits. Automobile Association Developments Ltd.