Crawley Town

Ground Information

Away Supporters' Stand:
KR-L Stand

Facilities for Disabled Fans:
Crawley Town makes every effort to accommodate supporters with special requirements, both home and away. Disabled fans are charged at full price, although carers are free. Facilities include nine wheelchair spaces in the away end and a number of dedicated car parking spaces.

The primary contact number for queries is: 01293 410000

Pre-Match Pintage:
Not too far up the road from the stadium is the Half Moon, a large venue on Brighton Road that contains a number of pool tables and displays live football on the TV. It also has a large selection of drinks for the most acquired of tastes.

Travel Information – Distance: 83 miles

By Road:
Crawley is a fairly easy journey from Hertfordshire, as long as the M25 decides that it is going to be in a good mood. From Stevenage, you can go in either direction on the M25. We suggest the anti-clockwise route, as it should work out shorter in distance.

Exit at Junction 7 onto the M23, and follow southbound until Junction 11. From Junction 11, head for the town centre on the A23(N). About a mile or so up the road will be a roundabout, and the car park is off the first exit.

Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency

Parking:
The club's own car park seems to be able to meet the demands of travelling fans fairly well, with a fee applicable to those who choose to park there. But alternatively there are places to be had on many of the local residential streets leading away from the ground, and all within a short walking distance.

By Rail:
Station: CRAWLEY
Services to: LONDON VICTORIA

It is more than a mile's walk from the main station in the town. From the station, turn left onto Station Way and walk for 0.2 miles to a level crossing. Again, turn left, and head down the A2219 Brighton Road.

At the junction with Southgate Avenue, turn right, and shortly afterwards, find a way to cross the A23. You should be able to see the ground from Southgate Avenue on the opposite side of the roundabout.

Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner