All the competition areas are located to the west of London. 

Access to this region of the UK is very easy: 

• There are excellent motorway links to this part of the UK, with the competitions areas being within the area surrounded by the M4, M25, M40 and the A34 (dual carriageway)
• By air, this part of the UK is well served, with the four London airports all within one hour’s drive.  Birmingham, Southampton and Bristol airports are also within easy reach.
• Ferry terminals at Dover, Southampton and Felixstowe are all within 2½ hours drive.

Accommodation

Specific accommodation for JK participants is available at Leighton Park School which is adjacent to the Sprint competition area.   More details here.

There is a wide range of accommodation available in Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.  The following websites may be helpful:

• http://www.visitsoutheastengland.com/destinations/counties/berkshire
• http://www.visitbuckinghamshire.org/

Tourist Information

The Thames Valley has many interesting places to visit, including:

• Oxford, with its famous university and many historic buildings
• Windsor and its castle
• Marlow, with its riverside location
• Henley, the home of rowing, including the Rowing Museum
• Reading, with the Kennet and Avon canal running through the centre, with shopping, restaurants and historic abbey ruins.
• The beautiful Chiltern Hills, which contain a mass of footpaths and off-road cycling trails (including Aston Hill Bike Park). 
• A range of stately or historic homes, including Cliveden, Waddesdon Manor, Hughenden Manor, West Wycombe Park,Greys Court, Basildon Park, Nuffield Place, and many more.
• For children there is Legoland near Windsor, Windsor Castle, steam trains at Chinnor, a railway museum at Didcot, Bekonscot Model Village, and parks, some with Go Ape, bikes and Forest Segways for hire, etc.