GETTING AROUND

Whatever your plans during your stay here in Exeter, getting out and about in the city and beyond has never been easier – you certainly don’t need a car to get the most out of your stay.

BIKE HIRE

Hiring a bike is the perfect way to explore Exeter and beyond. Exeter has numerous cycle routes (including dedicated bus and cycle lanes) as well as quiet roads identified as part of a National Cycle Network Route 2. Bikes can be hired from several locations, including Saddles and Paddles on Exeter's Quayside, Route 2 Cycle Hire and Darts Farm Cycle Hire in nearby Topsham.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Trains

Exeter has two train stations, Exeter Central and Exeter St David’s (mainline). Exeter St David’s is a 10-15 minute walk from campus (it’s a very hilly route up to campus, so a taxi may be the preferred option). Exeter Central is a similar distance from campus in the direction of the city centre. From Exeter you can easily explore Devon and Cornwall by train. Use National Rail Enquiries to plan your visits.

Buses

The Streatham Campus is served by the Stagecoach number 4 bus route, which includes Honiton Road Park and Ride, St Luke’s Campus, the City Centre, St David's Station and Streatham Campus. 

Download the number 4 bus timetable (PDF).

Airport

Exeter International Airport is approximately 6 miles from the Streatham Campus. The easiest way to reach us is by taxi, which costs approximately £25.

The 4A bus service will take you to the city centre 

PARKING

Parking on Campus

If you do drive to the University, you will be given a parking permit which allows you to park in certain areas of the campus but, does not guarantee you a space. In areas where parking is charged for, the pay points are cashless. 

Electric Vehicle Charging

There are electric vehicle charging bays on campus that are available to permit holders and pre-arranged visitors. More information can be found here.