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Bluewater is located at Greenhithe, just two miles from the M25 Junction 2, and between Dartford and Gravesend on the A2 London to Canterbury Road, near Bean Interchange.
By Car - With over 13,000 car parking spaces and just 2 miles from the M25, travelling by car couldn't be easier!
Directions: If you are travelling on the M25, follow signs to Dartford Crossing, this is signposted along the entire length of the M25 in both directions. Lookout for Junction 2 (A2/M2), then follow the signs to Bluewater. The M25 is numbered clockwise from Dartford Crossing (J1 through to A13 (J30).
Directions map
IMPORTANT CAR PARKING DETAILS
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ALL CAR PARKING IS WITHIN THE BLUEWATER CAMPUS
ARRIVE AT LEAST 1HR BEFORE RACE START, EXPECT DELAYS GETTING INTO BLUEWATER.
There is free parking for 13,000 cars with a sophisticated traffic management system in place to ensure that parking is as hassle-free and easy as possible.
Car parking spaces are never more than a 10-minute walk away to the start area. Please use the pedestrian pathways when walking to the start as cars will still be using the roads.
Disabled Parking: There are specially designated parking bays for Bluewater Guests with special needs, located throughout the car parks adjacent to the entrances.
The nearest car parks to the start area are the Orange, Red and Light Red zones located between John Lewis and House of Fraser. Toilets will be located in the Orange car park.
PLEASE DO NOT PARK ON ANY OF THE GRASS VERGES WITHIN BLUEWATER - THERE IS PLENTY OF CAR PARKING SPACES FOR EVERYONE
By Train - Unfortunately, there are no trains available which get to Greenhithe in time for the race start.
By Bike - If you are visiting Bluewater by bicycle, we have made it easy and safe for your enjoyment. Parking is located adjacent to John Lewis, Marks & Spencer and House of Fraser. There will also be a bike lock up located in the start/finish area.
There are four kilometres of cycle paths to add to your enjoyment at Bluewater and we are linked to the National Cycle Network Route 1. |
