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Approx. 108 miles; 2 hours.
Sat. Nav. OX4 4XP
The stadium is quite well signposted from the main routes into Oxford, with brown football signs pointing the way.
The stadium can be found in between the Oxford Science Park & Blackbird Leys Estate. From the A423 Ring Road, take the A4074 towards Reading. After the roundabout with Sainsbury's on one corner, take the left turning sign posted Cowley/Wallington/Oxford Science Park and you eventually come to the ground on your left.
Parking
There are 1,600 car parking spaces at the stadium itself, which are free.
However, the car parks tend to fill up fast, so try and arrive early if you can (at least 75 minutes before kick off). An additional 400 car parking spaces are now available at the Ozone cinema and bowling alley complex adjacent to the stadium, which are also free to use.
John Attwood, a visiting Gillingham fan tells http://footballgroundguide.com; "When arriving at the stadium, ignore the first stadium car park entrance that you come to and go up to the second entrance as the first will have you parking at the "open" end. There is a roundabout by the second entrance, which will take you back to the first entrance if the other half is full. I was also heavily delayed in trying to leave the car park after the game as there was only two exits available".
If you do end up arriving late at the stadium and find that the stadium car parks are full, then don't get tempted to park on a grass verge as you may well end up with a parking ticket for your trouble.
Stadium: In the middle of a field in the right square above Grenoble Road
(Thanks to http://footballgroundguide.com for travel directions.)