Junction 2

Boston Manor Park is easy to reach by public transport. The Piccadilly Line stops at Boston Manor station, which is just a short walk (5-10 minutes) from the festival entrance. This Tube line runs directly from central London to Heathrow Airport, so it’s a convenient route for many visitors. If you arrive on other Tube lines or trains, change at Acton Town or Hammersmith onto the Piccadilly Line heading west.

Several London buses also serve Boston Manor Road near the park. Routes E2 and E8 run through Acton and Northfields, while H91 connects Southall to Brentford. Bus 195 also passes nearby. Always check the Transport for London (TfL) website or app for up-to-date schedules. During events, extra shuttle buses may also operate from nearby transit stations to move crowds more easily.

If you choose to drive, Boston Manor Park sits just off the M4 (exit at Junction 2, North Hyde) via the A4. From central London, take the A4 (Talgarth Road) westbound to reach the M4. Traffic can be heavy on event days, so allow plenty of time. Parking at the park itself is extremely limited: a small on-site council car park fills up quickly (and usually limits parking to a short stay), while street parking on Boston Manor Road is sparse. For this reason, carpooling or using public transport is highly recommended.

Heathrow Airport is the closest major airport, only about 10 km away. The Tube from Heathrow will get you to Boston Manor station in roughly 15-20 minutes. Gatwick and Luton airports are farther away (each requiring over an hour to travel into London and then take the Tube), but they are options if needed. London City Airport is on the opposite side of London and has no direct route to the park, so travelers from City usually connect via train or DLR into central London first.

Boston Manor Park is surrounded by residential neighborhoods like Hounslow and Ealing. Nearby areas like Hounslow, Ealing, and Acton have many hotels, guesthouses, and B&Bs, often at more affordable prices than central London. You could also stay near Hammersmith or Wembley, which have direct Tube or bus links to the park. Even some central London hotels (Zone 1-2) can be practical, since Boston Manor is only about 30-40 minutes away by Tube. Wherever you decide to stay, be sure to book well in advance, as accommodations fill up quickly during major events.