Parking around the ground is fairly limited, so here is a guide as to where to park and areas to avoid when you visit the UK Electrical Stadium.
For match officials, people with disability and VIPs only.
Those requiring disabled parking please view the information here.
This car park is primarily for ground staff, home directors, home and visiting players and coaching staff. Away Directors/Committee.
Please avoid blocking anybody in and follow the directions of Andy, our car park steward.
Spectators may park here for £2-00 if spaces are available, but they get used up quickly.
The Stourbridge Road Car Park (entrance from Stourbridge Road, B61 0AB) is where we would encourage visiting fans to park though it can get full for busy matches.
The next Council car parks are in town on Parkside (B61 8AB), other side of the traffic lights, Market Street (B61 8DN) – Asda – pay on foot and Recreation Road (B61 8DA), all of which are within easy walking distance.
School Drive is slightly further to walk but usually more spaces are available (B60 1GL).
Pay and display parking is £1 or £1-30 per hour depending on which car park you use. CCTV is an advantage but beware of the Council’s strict enforcement as well as regular checks if you want to avoid a fine. Parking is free for up to 30 minutes and after 6:00 p.m.
If you are heading up or down the A38 then this car park is quite convenient. Access is by the Premier Inn/Brewers Fayre Guild restaurant on Slideslow Drive.
Park near the Artrix, walk down the pathway at the end of School Drive and you come out at the Hop Pole. About 10 minutes from the ground.
However, there are charges and these are displayed on the notice board along with methods of payment.
If you turn on to Burcot Lane at The Crabmill then immediately right down Shenstone Close, there are a number of spaces at the rear of All Saints Church Hall.
Walk down Shenstone Close then right at Blackmore Lane brings you out at the Hop Pole.
A bit further to walk but convenient for a quick getaway up the Birmingham Road.
This is private land and no responsibility of Bromsgrove Sporting and we would ask visitors not to park here.
Opposite and next to the Victoria Ground. This is private land and both sites have time limits after which they will impose fines. ANPR cameras have now been fitted!
We do not recommend parking here.
