Milton Park has a very active cycling community and is located just off National Cycle Route 5 which connects to Abingdon and on to Oxford.

The first Wednesday of the month between March and November is Bike2Work, where cyclists can get a free breakfast if they sign up, and the Bike Doctor comes to site to check bikes and help with minor repairs for free.

Milton Park has its own free ebike and bike hire scheme for occupiers, with eight geo-fenced cycle hubs around the Park and at Didcot Parkway. The bikes can be accessed by downloading the Donkey Republic app and registering with a Milton Park occupier email address.

Didcot Parkway railway station is just five minutes away, with fast and frequent connections to London Paddington (36 minutes), Oxford and Reading (both 15 minutes) and Bristol Temple Meads (55 minutes).

A bus service runs from the station to Milton Park every seven minutes.

Milton Park occupiers can also hire bikes and eBikes from the station’s cycle hub for free.

With the A34 on its doorstep, the Park is well-connected to the wider road network of the M4, M40 and beyond. Milton Park is committed to reducing single occupancy vehicle use and wherever possible, workers and visitors are encouraged to use alternative travel options.

A secure car share scheme is available with a guaranteed lift home in case of emergency. It’s easy to find someone to share your journey with, gain rewards and access preferential parking. You can also use the platform to find a cycle or walking buddy.

Milton Park has numerous electric vehicle (EV) charging points located across the Park for those that need to plug in – just use the Pod Point app to get started.

London Heathrow airport is only 50 miles from Milton Park, accessible by road or train.

Distance to other airports from Milton Park – London Gatwick (90 miles), Luton (75 miles), Southampton (55 miles) and Birmingham (75 miles) are also conveniently nearby.