The fast-train station north of the city, for London, South Wales and the M4 corridor. The Airport Flyer does not call here, so a car is the direct way to the airport.
Yes, at the station entrance, next to the set-down and pick-up points. If you book ahead, your BristolRide driver meets you at the entrance and the fare is fixed before you travel: £31 to Bristol Airport for up to 4 passengers.
Fixed fares for the journeys we are asked for most from the station, each way, worked out from the real road distance. Any other address is priced the same way in the booking form.
| Bristol Parkway ⇄ | Distance | Time | Electric · 4 | Business · 3 | Van · 7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bristol Airport | 16 miles | 35min | £31 | £47 | £54 |
| Bath | 16 miles | 36min | £32 | £48 | £57 |
| Cardiff | 40 miles | 57min | £80 | £119 | £139 |
| Heathrow Airport | 103 miles | 2h 1min | £205 | £308 | £359 |
Times are for clear roads; allow more at rush hour. More fares are on our Bristol Airport taxi prices page.
Bristol Parkway is in Stoke Gifford, off Hatchet Road on the northern edge of the city, close to where the M32 meets the M4. The taxi rank and the set-down and pick-up points are at the station entrance.
It is not a second entrance to Temple Meads: the two stations are on opposite sides of Bristol. And the Airport Flyer bus does not serve Parkway, so getting to Bristol Airport by bus means going into the city centre first. A car goes direct to the terminal door.
Give us your train at booking and your driver is at the entrance with a name sign when you arrive. The same applies the other way: we can collect you from Bristol Airport and drop you at Parkway for a fast train to London or Cardiff.
Arriving at the other station? See Bristol Temple Meads taxi, or read how the two compare in our station transfers guide.
Yes, at the station entrance. Taxis from the rank run on the meter; a pre-booked BristolRide is a fixed fare agreed before you travel, with the driver waiting at the entrance.
£31 in an Electric car for up to 4 passengers, £47 in Business Class or £54 in the 7-seat Business Van. It is 16 miles and about 35min on clear roads; allow longer at rush hour.
No. The Airport Flyer A1 runs between Bristol Airport and Temple Meads, so from Parkway you would have to change in the city centre. A car goes straight to the terminal.
In Stoke Gifford, north of Bristol: Station Approach Road, off Hatchet Road, BS34 8PU. It is close to Filton, Bradley Stoke and the business parks near the M4 and M5.
No. They are separate stations on opposite sides of the city. Temple Meads is the central station; Parkway is the northern one with fast London and South Wales trains.
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