We’re now running the kiosk, mini golf and tennis courts at Cutteslowe and Sunnymead Park.
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There are four tennis courts in the park and they are available to book during daylight hours.
Cutteslowe park features a miniature railway operated by the City of Oxford Society of Model Engineers. Rides are available for the whole family on most Sundays throughout the summer and on a few other dates (check the timetables posted on their notice boards). Tickets can be purchased at the ticket office beside the tracks.
Whether you’re grabbing a drink after being on court or or catching up with a friend, stop by and see us for healthy meals, quality coffee and indulgent treats. Please note the kitchen closes at 16:00
Opening hours: Summer Hours: Monday–Sunday 9.30–18.00
We've made it easy to plan your visit by offering online booking for tennis courts!
Public toilets, including accessible toilets and baby changing facilities, are available.
We have a takeaway hatch for convenience if you can’t stop for long.
Ample car parking is available to both the north and south of the park.
Picnic benches are available to the side of the café.
Cutteslowe Park is also home to a miniature railway, adventure playground, basketball court, splash park, duck pond, football pitches and beach volleyball. There's something for everyone to enjoy!
Dogs are welcome in the park and we have a water bowl available for our four-legged friends.
Cutteslowe park is at the end of Harboard road, just off Banbury road. From inside the ring road (A40) there is a pedestrian/cycle foot bridge from Cutteslowe community centre and a pedestrian tunnel near the end of Jackson Road.
The closest bus stop is 5 mile drive on the Banbury road. You can also use the Harefields bus stop, also on Banbury road.
Cutteslowe park is around a 15 minute walk from Oxford Parkway station (OXP).
There are two car parks, the main one is just off the A40 towards Headington from Banbury road. The second is at the end of Harboard road. Both car parks are pay and display.