University Parks in Oxford: photos, reviews

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University Parks in Oxford is a charming retreat for those seeking a breath of fresh air. With its expertly maintained landscape, the park boasts vibrant flowers, picturesque benches, and inviting paths perfect for a leisurely stroll or an impromptu picnic. The serene atmosphere offers an ideal escape for families and individuals alike, with wide gravel paths that ensure accessibility for everyone, including wheelchair users and people with autism. Visitors can delight in the delightful antics of curious squirrels or enjoy the tranquil presence of swans and ducks by the ponds, while the occasional cow adds a touch of rustic charm. This oasis is a haven for locals and tourists alike, offering a peaceful place to relax and rejuvenate in the company of nature's beauty.

Features

Pets allowed, Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Parks Road

Bus stop 379 m walk

Bevington Road

Bus stop 495 m walk

St Cross Road

Bus stop 493 m walk

South Parks Road

Bus stop 366 m walk

Clattercote Priory

Bus stop 488 m walk

4.7

based on 1,781 review

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4.7/5 1,781 review

Sara Drewett

Great place for a Parkrun.

Sarah Lalani

Came here for a picnic and really enjoyed it. There is so much room so never feels crowded and whether you want to stay in the sun or shade, you will find options. There are bins around but they tend not to be emptied regularly. Parking tends to be available on the street.

Muhammad

Good for playing football etc however they close early

University Parks in Oxford

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