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Oxford Tube coach stops

Coach stops between Oxford and London

The core Oxford Tube service operates 7 days a week between Oxford and London with some weekday trips operating via High Wycombe and Baker Street, other weekday trips will also originate in West Oxfordshire

We also operate an express route Monday to Friday, after Thornhill Park & Ride these journeys go direct to Baker Street before continuing to Marble Arch and Victoria

Which stop is right for you?

Stops

West Oxfordshire - Carterton

Stop details:
The Oxford Tube serves 3 stops in Carterton:
- Carterton Crossroads
- Broadshires Health Centre
- Teasle Way

Amenities:
Located in the town centre, Asda and Morrisons supermarkets are just a short walk from the Crossroads stop. You’ll find a cashpoint at both stores. There are toilets and baby changing facilities in Asda.

Main connections:
233: Stagecoach service 233 can be caught from Carterton Crossroads. This service runs up to every 30 minutes to the picturesque town of Burford renowned for its steep High Street which sweeps down to the River Windrush, passing quaint Cotswold stone cottages and Georgian townhouses on the way.

West Oxfordshire - Minster Lovell

Stop details: 
Our stop at the A40 flyover is convenient for passengers wishing to access the village of Minster Lovell.

Amenities:
There is a Spar convenience store north of the village.

Main Connections:
233: Stagecoach service 233 travels through the village towards Carterton and Witney. This service uses the same stop as the Oxford Tube.

West Oxfordshire - Witney

Stop details:
The Oxford Tube serves 3 stops in Witney
- Ducklington Lane
- Market Square
- Staple Hall

Amenities:
Our coach stop at Market Square is right in the centre of Witney. You’ll find plenty of shops, cafes, and pubs within walking distance. Cash points are plentiful and there are public toilets available at Langdale Gate and on Welch Way, near to Marriotts Walk.
 
Main Connections:
233/234: Stagecoach service 233 and 234 depart from Market Square to Burford, described as the gateway to the Cotswold. 
S1: For connections into Oxford city centre, up to every 15 minutes.
S2: The S2 provides connections to Cheltenham or Oxford city centre, departing from Market Square.
S7: If you’re looking to visit Woodstock, then the S7 leaves up to every 30 minutes from Market Square. This historic town is home to Blenheim Palace; a masterpiece of Baroque architecture, landscaped Parkland and stunning Formal Gardens and birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.

Oxford Tube recommends:
The Edge Eatery for great coffee and breakfast, just a short walk from Market Square on the High Street.
Sandwich de Witney for the best baguettes just down from the coach stop.
The Shop, located in Marriotts Walk, is a lovely independent store providing a platform for small businesses on the high street; a great place to pick up a unique gift.

West Oxfordshire - Eynsham A40

Stop details:
You can catch the Oxford Tube from either of the following stops close to the village of Eynsham:
- Eynsham (Evenlode A40)
- Cassington Turn

Amenities:
Within Eynsham village you will find a Spar Convenience store as well as a Co-op.
There are public toilets next to the Medical Centre.

Main connections:
S1: For an alternative journey to Carterton or Witney or for connections into Oxford city centre.
S2: The S2 provides connections to Cheltenham or Oxford city centre.

Oxford - Oxford North

Stop details:
Located close to Wolvercote roundabout.

Amenities:
M&S simply foods for refreshments and access to a cash point are located near both stops at the BP garage.

Main connections:
S1: For an alternative journey to Carterton or Witney or for connections into Oxford city centre.
S2: The S2 provides connections to Cheltenham or Oxford city centre.
S3: The S3 to Woodstock and Chipping Norton can be caught at the First Turn stop on Woodstock Road.

Oxford - Gloucester Green

Stop details:
The first/last stop for services departing/arriving from Oxford city centre. Coaches depart from bay 2 or bay 3.

Amenities:
Located in the city centre, you’ll find plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants, and pubs within walking distance.
Public toilets are located just next to the bus station, as is our customer office where you can find help with service or ticket enquiries.

Main connections:
X5: This service to Buckingham and Milton Keynes leaves hourly from bay 11.
S1: For an alternative journey to Carterton or Witney from bay 8 after 2000 or from George Street, A3 before then.
S2: The S2 provides connections to Witney and Cheltenham from bay 8.
S3: to Woodstock and Chipping Norton from Geroge Street (B1).
S5: to Bicester Village from Magdalen St (C4) up to every 20 minutes.

This is the closest stop to Oxford Rail Station which is approximately 10-minute walk away along Hythe Bridge Street and along Frideswide Square.

Alight here for:
- City centre access (restaurants, shops and bars)
- New Theatre Oxford
- Oxford Rail Station
- Oxford Castle Quarter
- Ashmolean Museum, Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Pitt Rivers Museum 

Oxford Tube recommends:
Gloucester Green outdoor street market is open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, offering fresh local produce.

Oxford - Speedwell Street

Stop details:
Use stop S2 and S4 for travel towards London.

Amenities:
Located in the city centre, you’ll find plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants, and pubs within walking distance.
Public toilets and baby change facilities are in the Westgate Centre on the roof terrace.

Main connections:
- 1 to Blackbird Leys, between 5 and 7 minutes (from stop S2).
- 10 to Cowley and JR Hospital every 12 to 15 minutes on average (from stop S2).

Oxford - St Aldates

Stop details:
Alight at stop H5 for Oxford.

Amenities:
Located in the city centre, you’ll find plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants, and pubs within walking distance.
Public toilets and baby change facilities are in the Westgate Centre on the roof terrace.

Main connections:
- 1 to Blackbird Leys, between 5 and 7 minutes (from stop G5).
- 10 to Cowley and JR Hospital every 12 to 15 minutes on average (from stop G4).

Alight here for:
- City centre access (restaurants, shops and bars).
- Westgate centre.
- Christ Church Meadow.

Oxford - High Street

Stop details:
For travel to London, wait at stop K4, for alighting in Oxford use J1.

Amenities:
Located in the city centre, you’ll find plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants, and pubs within walking distance.
Public toilets can be found on Market Street, next to the Covered Market.

Alight here for:
- City centre access (restaurants, shops and bars)
- The Covered Market
- Radcliffe Camera
- Bridge of Sighs
- Oxford colleges

Oxford - St Clement's

Stop details:
For travel to London, wait at stop A, for alighting in Oxford use stop C.

Amenities:
Located close to the city centre, you’ll find plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants, and pubs within walking distance.

Main connections:
- 1 to Blackbird Leys, between 5 and 7 minutes (from The Plain, Cowley Road)
- 10 to Cowley and JR Hospital every 12 to 15 minutes on average (from The Plain, Cowley Road)

Alight here for:
- City centre access (restaurants, shops and bars)
- Punting at Magdalen Bridge
- Oxford Botanic Garden
- 02 Academy Oxford

Oxford - Oxford Brookes University

Stop details:
For travel to London, wait at stop B3, for alighting in Oxford use B4.

Amenities:
You’ll find a Coop convenience store on campus.

Alight here for:
- Oxford Brookes University
- South Park

Oxford - Headington

Stop details:
For travel to London, wait at stop HS5, for alighting in Oxford use HS4.

Amenities:
Headington has a busy high street with pubs, coffee shops and food outlets. There are public toilets at Bury Knowle Park.

Alight here for:
- John Radcliffe Hospital
- Headington shark

Oxford - Green Road

Stop details:
For travel to London, wait at the stop at Greenroad Roundabout, for alighting in Oxford use the stop on Gladstone Road.

Amenities:
Headington’s busy high street with pubs, coffee shops and food outlets is a short walk away. There are public toilets at Bury Knowle Park.

Oxford - Thornhill Park & Ride

Stop details:
For travel to London, wait at stop A, for alighting in Oxford use stop C.

Amenities:
Thornhill park and ride is run by Oxfordshire County Council, providing short and long stay parking up to 72 hours. There are toilets and tea/coffee facilities within the terminal building, which is open 7 days a week, 6.30am-11.30pm.

For more information and car parking charges visit the Oxfordshire County Council website 

Oxfordshire - Lewknor

Stop details:
Located just off the M40 at Junction 6. For travel to London, wait at stop B, for travel to Oxford use stop A.

Buckinghamshire - High Wycombe

Stop details:
Located just off the M40 at Junction 4. Use stand A for travel in both directions.

Amenities:
Indoor seating and restrooms are available for your convenience.
The car park and amenities are managed by Buckinghamshire Council, providing car parking for up to 96 hours. For more information on parking charges, and how to locate the car park, please visit the Buckinghamshire Council website

London - Hillingdon

Stop details:
For travel to London, wait at stop LN on Long Lane, for travel to Oxford use stop OX outside Hillingdon Health Centre.

Amenities:
Indoor seating and restrooms are available for your convenience. Cashpoints are available within the station as are public toilets.

Main Connections:
Metropolitan Line
Piccadilly Line

London - White City

Stop details:
Located on the A40 Westway. For travel to London, use stop ZZ, for travel to Oxford use stop V.

This stop is request only. If travelling towards London, please inform the driver when boarding and when stationary at the stop that you wish to alight here.

Main Connections:
Central Line (White City station).
Hammersmith & City Line (Wood Lane station).
Circle Line (Wood Lane station).

London - Shepherd's Bush

Stop details:
Stops are located on Holland Park Avenue outside of the Hilton London Kensington Hotel. For travel to London, use Royal Crescent stop HJ, for travel to Oxford use stop HD.

Amenities:
Westfield London shopping centre is just a short walk away for access to shops, cafes, restaurants, and public toilets.

Main Connections:
Central Line (Shepherd's Bush or Holland Park station)
Overground (Shepherd's Bush station)

Alight here for:
- Shopping at Westfield, just a 10 minute walk away or if taking the kids to a unique learning and ultra-realistic role-play experience at KidZania.
 

London - Notting Hill Gate

Stop details:
Stops are located on Bayswater Road. For travel to London, use stop M, for travel to Oxford use stop N.

Amenities:
Bayswater Road is the main road running along the northern edge of Hyde Park in London with lots of small shops and businesses lining the pavement.

Main Connections:
Central Line (Notting Hill Gate station)
Circle Line (Notting Hill Gate station)
District Line (Notting Hill Gate station)

Alight here for:
- Kensington Palace
- The Princess Diana memorial playground 
- Portobello Road 

London - Baker Street

Stop details:
Stops are located on Marylebone Road. For travel to London, use stop V, for travel to Oxford use stop P.

Amenities:
Originally an area for high class residential, Baker Street is now mainly occupied by commercial premises. Being central London, you’ll find plenty of convenience shops and places to grab something to eat within walking distance.

Main Connections:
Bakerloo Line (Baker Street station)
Circle Line (Baker Street station)
Hammersmith & City Line (Baker Street station)
Jubilee Line (Baker Street station)
Metropolitan Line (Baker Street station)

Alight here for:
- Access to Regent’s Park and Queen Mary’s Rose Garden
- London Zoo 
- Madame Tussauds
- Reaching the borough of Camden; famed for its market, a warren of fashion and curiosities by the Regent’s Canal

London - Marble Arch

Stop details:
Stops are located on Park Lane. For travel to London, use stop S, for travel to Oxford use stop 14, the last stop on the corner.

Amenities:
Located in the city centre, you’ll find plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants, and pubs within walking distance. Public toilets are also available within Hyde Park.

Main Connections:
Circle Line (Marble Arch station)
Jubilee Line (Bond Street station)
Elizabeth Line (Bond Street station)

Alight here for:
- Oxford Street; the world's biggest high street. It offers 1.5 miles of unrivaled shopping, with more than 90 flagship stores, from fashion and beauty, to tech and home ware
- Renowned London stores Liberty’s and Hamley’s toy store
- Hyde Park; known for its major events and home to a variety of gardens

London - Victoria

Stop details:
If you’re arriving in London, you’ll disembark the coach at Stop P on Buckingham Palace Road and stop 10 at Victoria Station.  For travel to Oxford, board at stop 10 at Victoria Station or stop 10A on Grosvenor Gardens.

Amenities:
Located in the city centre, you’ll find plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants, and pubs within walking distance. You’ll find public toilets within the station.

Main Connections:
Victoria Line (Victoria station)
Circle Line (Victoria station)
District Line (Victoria station)
Overground (Victoria station)

Alight here for:
- Buckingham Palace
- Westminster Abbey and Big Ben
- Natural History Museum
- V & A Museum