Abingdon - Travel

Abingdon is close to the junction of the A34 trunk road with the A415, (see roads) six miles out of Oxford. Although there is no railway station, Abingdon is served by two major bus operators, Oxford Bus Company (www.oxfordbus.co.uk) and Stagecoach Oxford (www.stagecoach-oxford.co.uk), who provide frequent buses to and from Oxford. There are regular services to the railway stations at Oxford, Didcot and Radley. A less frequent service by Chiltern Buses serves Wallingford.
The National Cycle Network Route 5 links Abingdon with Oxford and Didcot.

Bus

Bus Route	From/To	Terminating or Midstop
30	Oxford to Abingdon	Terminating
35/35A/X3	Oxford to Abingdon	Terminating
X70	Heathrow to Oxford	Midstop (Abingdon)
Services also to Didcot, Wantage and Wallingford.

River Boats
From May to September in the summer you can catch a trip in a river steamer to Oxford and back from next to Abingdon Bridge. You can also hire rowing and motor boats for a cruise around the Thames.

Road
You can take either the M4 or M40 from London.
On the M4 get off at Reading and take the A4074 and then the A415 into Abingdon.
From Oxford take the A34 which passes very close by.
On the M40 get off at the A329 and then take the B4015 and finally the A415 into Abingdon.

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