Take a step back in time to this historic location. The Heritage Quarter contains Bicester Heritage, our Home for Historic Motoring and The Bicester Aerodrome Company, our aviation operation.Your insight into our location’s RAF past and classic automotive endeavour begins here at this truly special setting.

The Innovation Quarter will offer access to real time tech development and testing through a dynamic collection of businesses each focused on the latest advances in engineering expertise.Housed in cutting edge, high performance buildings, these industry leading enterprises will be able to showcase their technology to visitors, thereby introducing us all to the future of mobility.

Get moving at The Experience Quarter and discover the latest wheels and wings technology. Our family day-out destination will give you the opportunity to experience motion in all forms at an all new and ever-changing location unlike any other in the UK. With over three miles of state of the art driver training and handling tracks planned, we will invite you to put your skills behind the wheel to the test. From beginner to ace, you will be able to turn on the latest technology, boost your talent and learn new skills in a safe and family focused environment.

The Wilderness Quarter will encourage healthy activity, exercise and time spent together in the wild. Our park will be home to multiple day-out activities, from waterborne fun and nature trail discovery to time spent unwinding on the lake shores. As a sustainable, eco-focused green space, it will be open to the public and will be an important addition to Healthy Bicester, as a location for visitors to Bicester Motion and our surrounding communities to enjoy at their leisure.

Aviation at Bicester Motion can trace its roots to the pioneering days of flight. In 1911, early aviator Group Capt. Reynolds was the first to touch the grass here in his Bristol Boxkite whilst on a cross-country adventure. Just five years later the Royal Flying Corps had formed and constructed the first hangars on the western edge of the airfield. In the care of the Royal Air Force, the prototype Halifax Bomber took off from this green oasis, not to mention the Blenheim bombers, Bristol Fighters and other aircraft which took to the air during the dark days of wartime aero activity. Today our expansive grass airstrips are at the heart of Bicester Motion’s Quarters and home to many historic and contemporary aircraft, operated by The Bicester Aerodrome Company. Hangarage and access is available for all types of general aviation, encouraging dynamic activity and a viable future for long history of aviation in Bicester.