Yeovil Town

Ground Information

Away Supporters' Stand:
Radio Cabs Stand

Facilities for Disabled Fans:
In terms of car parking, there are some accessible spaces behind the Screwfix Stand (Gate B) and are said to be reserved for travelling supporters. This will cost £3.

Supporters with a disability will be accommodated with the away supporters; there are five wheelchair bays available on the away end side of the Screwfix Stand. If you need the use of a wheelchair, you can rent one while at the match (along with waterproof blankets). You are advised, however, to contact a steward when you arrive if you wish to make use of this service.

For fans with hearing impairments, there are no specific arrangements in place; for people with visual impairments, however, the Soccer Sight commentary service is available for use. There are 10 headsets for this, so please contact a steward when you arrive if you wish to take advantage.

Supporters with ambulant disabilities are eligible for a complimentary companion ticket, as long as you receive the middle or higher rate of the Disability Living Allowance. For more information, please contact the club direct – the Supporter Liaison Officer there is Alex O'Loughlin and can be reached on 01935 423662 or by email at aoloughlin@ytfc.net

Pre-Match Pintage:

Travel Information – Distance: 153 miles

By Road:
Located on the outskirts of Yeovil, Huish Park shouldn't be too much of a trouble to find once you arrive in Somerset. However, it will be a lengthy journey from Stevenage as you travel deep into the West Country.

Your best bet is to travel south on the A1(M) and take whatever route is convenient for you to reach the anti-clockwise M25 - for some that is continuing on the A1(M), and for others, that can be the A414/A405 to Junction 21a. Either way, anti-clockwise is the way to go.

Leave the M25 for the southbound M3, before exiting after Basingstoke for the A303 to the south west. Continue along the A303 until the Cartgate roundabout - to the north west of Yeovil town. Here, follow signs for Yeovil on the A3088.

At the first roundabout you come to, take the first exit along Bunford Lane and then continue over the next roundabout. Another roundabout will then present itself, where you will need to take the first exit into Lufton Way.

Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency

Parking:
Huish Park has a car park that costs £3 to use, while street parking may also be an option.

By Rail:
Station: YEOVIL JUNCTION
Services to: LONDON WATERLOO

Yeovil has two stations - Junction and Pen Mill. Neither of these are particularly close to Huish Park, although Yeovil Junction appears to receive services more often. From the station, the distance is such that you will probably need a taxi although local bus services will also be available.

Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner