Easy walking, but quite a distance 10-15 mins probably.

Hi Carol. We didn't go to the Clementine's restaurant when we went to the Christmas event but I can only say my Mum used her mobility scooter and the whole place and staff were fantastic. She used it around the Palace, into the cafe which is through the courtyard and all round the Christmas trail. It was so accessible. You can borrow a mobility scooter there but not allowed to use their scooters within the Palace apparently. Sorry I can't add any further as not sure. It is a lovely place to visit though, for sure.

Hi Weemagee, just an update for you, my wife actually remembers seeing a shuttle bus rather like an elongated golf buggy with a roof and bench seating. She seems to feel that this does pick ups and drop off's like a shuttle service. I must say I did see one drive by with several people in one but never gave it much thought. If you have any concerns or requests it maybe an idea to contact Blenheim Palace direct as they should be able to give you a much better idea of how the shuttle service operates and from where etc. Good Luck and have a great time!!

Hi Eric S, We have just visited Blenheim Palace and there is FREE parking available for all Palace visitors. With regards the Family Ticket, I suppose it will depend on the ages of the children? The Family Ticket 2 Adults and 2 Children which covers the Palace, Park & Gardens is £90. They also do a privilege pass for £98. They have on there website information which should help you but all tickets to Blenheim Palace have to be bought in advance. As you have mentioned two young Adult Children visiting it maybe an idea to send Blenheim Palace an e-mail to ask them the question direct as they may consider someone younger than 16 as a Child and over that as a Student/Adult? Good Luck.

Yes, that part is free.

Bus S3 and #7 stop is at the Oxford Center and NOT at the Railway station.

Think you're question has been answered.

Don’t think you can just park up. I think you have to pay