Visiting Vale of White Horse

Driving directions to Vale of White Horse:

• From Oxford: Take the A34 south and exit at the Marcham Interchange before taking the A415 towards Abingdon. The Vale of White Horse is just north of Abingdon.
• From Swindon: Take the A420 towards Oxford and turn off onto the A338 towards Wantage and Abingdon. The Vale of White Horse is just south of Wantage.
• From Reading: Take the A329 towards Wallingford, then turn onto the B4016 towards Abingdon and the Vale of White Horse.

Rail directions to Vale of White Horse:

• The closest train station is Didcot Parkway, which is serviced by Great Western Railway. From there, you can take a bus or taxi to the Vale of White Horse.
• The nearest bus stations are in Abingdon and Wantage, both of which are serviced by multiple bus providers.

If you are visiting other local landmarks or towns, it may be best to plan your routes accordingly. For example:

• If you are visiting Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, it is easiest to take the A34 south towards Oxford and then follow the driving directions above.
• If you are visiting the Cotswolds, it may be best to take the A44 west from Oxford or the A40 east from Cheltenham, both of which will eventually connect to the A361 which will take you to the Vale of White Horse.
• If you are visiting Windsor Castle, you can take the M4 from London and exit at Junction 13 to take the A34 north towards Oxford. From there, follow the driving directions above.

The closest airport to Vale of White Horse is London Heathrow Airport, located approximately 40 miles east. To get to Vale of White Horse from Heathrow, you can take the M4 motorway and exit at junction 13. From there, follow the signs to Vale of White Horse.