Anyone been to Bicester Shopping Village in their motorhome - is parking ok (just a couple of hours) (1 Viewer)

[MisterB]

Thinking of going to Bicester tomorrow (the boss has been looking for shoes for our daughters wedding in December) and thought i would surprise her with a trip there to the shopping village, as we are out and about for a couple of days, not looking to stay overnight, just to let her spend her pocket money ....

is anyone able to clarify/advise if parking is easy enough for 7,5m motorhome for a couple of hours?

thanks

 

[Chod Jacqui]

It was ten years ago and on a Sunday morning, but we decided to stop off there, there was a long cue to park but we were directed to go to what looked like the goods inwards area and were parked in a secire area at the rear of the shops with very good access to the shops.

 

[Silviffer]

Same here - must be around 8 or 10 years ago but don’t recall having any particular problems. Was in a 7.5m.
Arrive early-ish and try for an end of row spot. Doesn’t matter if you take up 2 spaces as (was) free parking.

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[Waveski]

Absolutely no problem, just park in the coach parking area. You will probably be directed by the staff to the location and possibly to a particular slot. It is alongside the 2 storey car park and adjacent to the village.

 

[Whitebirdyman]

When I went there the attendant put me in the coach parking.

 

[DerryW]

Tesco just across the road. Plenty of space, if you encounter problems at the village

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[MisterB]

Went there this morning (Bicester Shopping Village), it was a surprise visit for my wife who has been looking for wedding shoes (some of those who move amongst us will know how hard that can be ...) - didnt tell her we were detouring and before we left the van to walk over, i told her that if she sees some that she likes then just buy them ...... thank god she ignored me !!!

the prices were, lets just say, just a tad high.... though most shops were offering discounted shoes, they were still over the £300 mark though i suppose you did get a pair and not just one shoe for that price .....

The shopping village to be fair was incredibly clean, well 'policed' by staff and a great place (for the likes of us two) to walk around and see how the other half live ..... its well worth a visit for a couple of hours if youre in the area or are looking for that special gift/clothing etc and have the money to spend.

parking was simple and attendants were really helpful - directed us to the coach parking area, lots of room.

 

[St3v3]

Yep, coach parking area works well.

 

[Twoleftfeet]

£300 for a pair of shoes, they must be very special, can you walk on water with them

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