Directions to Yeovil Town

Directions

By Road

Brown directional signs are provided from all the major routes for both home and away fans. Home and away supporters traffic is split at the roundabout at the bottom of Western Avenue and Lufton Way (Asda Roundabout). Home fans are directed via the Western Avenue to the stadium and visiting fans (including coaches) via Lufton Way to the stadium.

From the Midlands and North

Take the M5 south to junction 25 (Taunton). Take the A358 signposted Ilminster until joining the A303 at Horton Cross. Continue along the A303 in an easterly direction which is signposted Andover and London until the Cartgate roundabout and then take the A3088 which is signposted Yeovil.

At the first roundabout, turn left; at the second roundabout go straight on (past the Crematorium) then at the third island, take the first exit again at the Asda roundabout into Lufton Way. The main entrance to the stadium is approx. half a mile along on the right.

From London and the Home Counties

Take the M3 and the A303 until the Cartgate roundabout, junction with A3088 sign-posted for Yeovil. At first roundabout take the first exit along Bunford Lane, go straight over the next roundabout and take the first exit – again the Western Avenue roundabout into Lufton Way.

Car Parking

Car parking is available at Huish Park, priced at £3 a car on both sides of the ground. Follow the signs from the A303 and the Asda Roundabout.

Disabled Fans Parking:

The Yeovil Town FC Disabled Supporters Association manages the disabled parking space allocation for home supporters with bays being allocated adjacent to the stadium. Home supporters who have been allocated a space will have instructions given on application of a space. Home (without allocated space) or away supporters wish to use a space should contact the DSA prior to the match day to make arrangements on 07790 375250 (Sharon Swain – DSA secretary). There are limited allocated bays available on a first come, first served basis on the day.

Park in surrounding areas:

We would ask all supporters visiting Huish Park to be respectful to our neighbours. There are large areas of industrial estates to the west of the stadium and large residential areas to the east. If fans wish to park off site we would ask that you favour the industrial areas and avoid the heighted red area, so as to minimise disruption to the local residents.

By Rail

Yeovil has two railway stations, Yeovil Pen Mill which links with trains from Bristol and Birmingham, and Yeovil Junction which has a regular service from London Waterloo and Exeter.

Both stations are about three miles from Huish Park and unless you love walking, a taxi to the ground would be advisable. Taxis are always available at both stations.