All the information for Reds fans travelling to Turf Moor tomorrow evening.
Burnley Football Club Turf Moor Harry Potts Way Burnley Lancashire BB10 4BX
Telephone Numbers
General Enquiries: 01282 446 800
Downloadable Guides for visiting fans have information regarding match days at Turf Moor including services we offer, travel information and directions.
We are currently working on updating our downloadable matchday guides, in the meantime please email info@burnleyfc.com if you have any specific questions.
Directions by Road
From the East: Exit M65 at junction 12 and follow signs to 'Burnley North A682,' over two roundabouts and into Colne Road. After 1.5 miles, turn left at the lights into Casterton Avenue. After another half mile, go straight on at another roundabout, follow signs for 'Rochdale A6114,' into Eastern Avenue. After 1.5 miles, you will be on Belvedere Road and the stadium is there.
From the West: Exit M65 motorway at junction 9 (Signposted Halifax A679) and turn right at the first roundabout, over the motorway. Go to the second roundabout and take a left, still following signs for Halifax and onto Accrington Road. After ¾ of a mile, go right at the traffic lights into Rossendale Road. Follow for another 1.5 miles and then go straight on through the traffic lights into Glen View Road. After another mile, turn left into Todmorden Road, where you will find Turf Moor at the foot of the hill.
From the North and South: Exit M6 at Junction 29 and onto the M65. Exit the M65 at junction 10 and follow signs for 'Towneley Hall.' This road eventually goes past Turf Moor.
Parking - quoted costs are correct at time of publication we advise you to check before you travel
Parking Restrictions: Most of the surrounding streets have parking restrictions on a matchday (Saturday Sunday and Tuesday), so it is advisable for visiting supporters to use the adjoining cricket club (charges may apply), or one of the following car parks:
Burnley Football Club is delighted to be partnering with EST parking to provide bookable parking options for home matchdays here at Turf Moor. Click here for more information.
Woodgrove Car Park
Towneley Park, BB11 3RQ Capacity: 200 cars Advantage: Close to ground, 5 minute walk, illuminated. Cost £5.
Town Centre Car Parks
Millennium NCP, Brown St, BB11 1PZ. Capacity: 500 cars Advantage: Town centre location, close to all the shops and fast food outlets. 8 minutes walk from the stadium. Cost £3.
Deanmill (Plumb St) Car Park, BB11 3AG. Capacity: 100 cars Advantage: Close to stadium, new car park, secure, well lit. 4 minute walk from stadium. Cost £4.
Aircelle Ltd, Bancroft Ave, BB10 2TQ. Capacity: 275 cars Advantage: Away from city centre traffic, close to motorway after the game ahead of traffic flow. 15 minute walk or hop on local bus (3 minute journey). Cost £3.
Public Transport
Rail: The nearest station is Burnley Manchester Road. From here, exit the station and walk down Centenary Way, from where Turf Moor is clearly visible. When you reach the roundabout at the end of the road, turn right onto Yorkshire Street, which becomes Harry Potts Way. The ground is on your left hand side.
From Burnley Central, follow signs for the town centre and then head left towards the bus station. From here, walk down Yorkshire Street and use instructions from above.
Bus Routes: The Bus Station is situated relatively close to the ground, just off Centenary Way. Leave the station and head towards the Gala Bingo Hall opposite. Use the underground footpath and then head under the aqueduct onto Yorkshire Street and follow the instructions from above.
Disabled Supporters
All infomation for disabled supporters can be found on our wesite here disabled supporter and accessibility information
Visiting Supporters' Facilities
Information for visiting supporters can be found in our visiting supporters guide which is currently being redesigned, any questions please get in contact with our Supporter Liaison Officer at slo@burnleyfc.com
Local points of interest
Burnley is surrounded by hills and moorland and is located on the edge of an area of outstanding natural beauty. You can walk around Towneley Hall with characters from the past, or take part in fun runs through Padiham Greenway, enjoy theatre performance at The Mechanics and in the park or visit exhibitions of sculptures or paintings at Gawthorpe Hall.
The iconic Singing Ringing Tree which stands high above Burnley on Crown Point Moor and has been named in the top 10 pieces of ‘sound art’ in the world. The splendid views over the town to the hills beyond make a visit for a closer inspection of this amazing artwork an absolute must.
For more information on places to stay and things to do in Burnley, please visit www.visitlancashire.com
