Green Park offers excellent travel access by road, rail and bus. Find out more about Reading station to green park business park.
| Reading | |
| Reading West | 3 minutes |
| Reading Green Park | 7 minutes |
| Mortimer | 13 minutes |
| Bramley | 18 minutes |
| Basingstoke | 18 minutes |
Reading Green Park train station opened in May 2023. The station connects the park directly to Reading Station (national rail network and the Elizabeth Line) with up to four trains an hour and a journey time of approximately seven minutes.
The easiest way to get to and from Reading is to ride the Greenwave – Green Park’s fleet of low emission, eco friendly buses. Available every 10 minutes during peak hours Monday to Friday. Travel within Green Park is free.
Download Greenwave Bus Timetable
Route 63 travels between Mereoak Park & Ride and Green Park, cutting out the A33 car journey for drivers. The service stops at Lime Square on South Oak Way and costs £3.50 return, including parking at Mereoak.
Green Park has direct access to the M4 at Junction 11, giving your employees, clients and partners a smooth road right to your doorstep.
Each office in the park comes with allocated parking spaces based on size. There are also plenty for visitors to our Conference Centre.
There’s a network of cycle paths in and around Reading. Green Park is located on National Route number 23 which connects with NCN4 into central Reading or south to Basingstoke.
Green Park has traffic free routes to Reading town centre, either going along the Foudry Brook and River Kennet, or along the A33. A map of the local routes is available from reception in our managed buildings or on this link.
At Green Park we are already promoting environmentally friendly ways to travel. We are also thinking to the future, planning initiatives that will serve the transport needs of those living and working in the area during the years to come.
There is a number of cycling related discounts for bike purchases, accessories and servicing with easitNETWORK.