How To Get There?
BY CAR
FROM THE NORTH – Either drive south on the M6 motorway
or M6 Toll then follow signs for the M42 signposted The South West.
Continue on the M42 leaving at junction 3a joining the M40 motorway
(signposted London). Leave the M40 at junction 9 and follow the A34
signposted Oxford. At Peartree interchange branch left, follow signs
for A44 signposted Evesham. Continue on the A44 then follow signs for
A4095 signposted Whitney. Turn right onto Park Lane then follow the
signs for Blenheim Palace. On arrival keep an eye out for the signs to
direct you to the correct car park.
FROM THE SOUTH – Head North on the M4 motorway following signs for The
West, Heathrow, Staines. At Junction 4 (Heathrow Airport) continue
forward onto the M4 (signposted The West M25). Leave the M25 at
junction 16 and join the M40 motorway (signposted Birmingham, Oxford).
Leave the M40 at junction 8 then join the A40 motorway (signposted
Oxford, Cheltenham). Continue on the A40 until the Wolvercote
Roundabout then follow signs for the A44 (Ring Road, Evesham, The
Midlands). Follow the A44 signposted Evesham then Woodstock, and then
follow signs for A4095 (Whitney). Turn right onto Park Lane then
follow the signs for Blenheim Palace. On arrival keep an eye out for
the signs to direct you to the correct car park.
Blenheim palace is signposted from M40 junction 9.
The extra traffic over the weekend is on of the greatest impacts Relentless Wakestock has on the local area. One way we can reduce traffic and help reduce the festival carbon footprint is to liftshare to the site. So if you are travelling by car please visit the Relentless Wakestock Car Share scheme which is operated by Liftshare.
Car sharing will help save you money by sharing the travel costs and reduce the amount of congestion on the roads resulting in you arriving more quickly as well be being kind to our environment. Please click here to go to the Liftshare information page.
BY TRAIN OR BUS
Getting to Blenheim Palace is really simple by public transport. First Great Western Trains run a high speed service every fifteen minutes from London Paddington and Thames Valley stations, as well as connections from Didcot Parkway, and from the West of England and the South Coast via Reading, getting to Oxford Station is a breeze! Not only that but they have great advance fares from as little as £4 from London Paddington, £11.50 from Bristol Temple Meads and £14.00 from Cardiff Central, so not only will you be able to relax and take it easy as you travel to Oxford, you'll have some spending money left over as well! Discounts are also available for people travelling in groups. There is a dedicated bus link direct from right outside Oxford Station to Blenheim Palace. For further information please click here
National Express is the UK's largest coach operator and with links to over 1000 destinations across the UK you are guaranteed a seat to Oxford in comfort. To book please click www.nationalexpress.com/wakestock
BY AIR
There is no airport in the immediate vicinity of the festival. However if you are travelling from abroad the closest airports to the site are London Luton Airport and Birmingham Airport. From any of these airports you can connect with a train or bus service to get you to the festival site.
