Parking at Wrexham FC's Racecourse Ground

Most visitors arrive at The Racecourse via the convenient A483.  The stadium floodlights dominate the area both during the daytime and for games played after dark. Following the signs after leaving the slip-road and reaching the second roundabout, either turn left for the retail park, right for the area around B&Q, or use the spacious car park adjacent to the ground at Glyndwr University.

The Official Club Car Park

The official club car park is closed for the 2010/2011 season because work has begun on land surrounding The Racecourse for the new Wrexham Village.  The £40m proposal is to rebuild the Kop stand and create accommodation for 800 Glyndwr University students in a bid to clear the club's estimated £4m debt.

The official club car park season ticket was priced at £100 for the 2008/2009 season which includes all league, FA Cup and Carling Cup games.

Next to the ground

Parking for a match at The Racecourse is relatively a lot easier than at many other grounds.  After leaving the A483 at the Mold Road Junction (A541) you will see the grounds floodlights in the distance. Follow signs for Glyndwr University and town centre (also yellow Football Car Park signs).  Glyndwr University is situated immediately adjacent to the ground where parking can be found on match days for a small charge (£3).

There is ample parking here even when a large attendance is expected but do expect a ten minute wait after the game due to congestion.

Plas Coch Retail Park

The Racecourse ground’s floodlights are clearly visible from the A483.  Taking junction A541 (sign posted Wrexham/Mold) turn left at the second roundabout after Home Base.  Park your car on one of the side roads on the Plas Coch Retail Park.  Parking is free, and you have easy access to the Plas Coch pub and Sainsbury’s for cash machines, food, and off licence.

A word of warning, Sainsbury’s frowns upon football parking and Aldi’s supermarket operates a clamping system.  Slight congestion can be expected after a game

Berse Road Retail Park (B&Q)

Motorists should avoid parking at B&Q due to the store wheel- clamping staying longer than the permitted two hours.

Railway Station

Parking charges apply at Wrexham General Railway Station which is conveniently only a 5 minute walk to the stadium.  Parking tickets priced £2.60 can be purchased from a machine located outside the terminal.  But ample parking (£2) can be found on the opposite side of the road adjacent to the railway bridge

Disabled spaces

The Mold Road Stand has 45 disabled places available and admission is free for the disabled supporter and the helper's ticket price is £12.00.  Contact: Tracey Jones at The Racecourse on 01978 351332 for more details and bookings, which is advisable.

There are two specifically adapted toilets in this stand.

There are 22 parking spaces available for disabled supporters situated between the Eric Roberts Builders Stand and the Pryce Griffiths Stand on Mold Road.

Please phone 01978 351332 or e-mail tracey359@btinternet.co.uk for more details.

For further information on The Racecourse please also visit the National Association of Disabled Supporters (NADS) website

Side streets around the ground

Parking is generally restricted to local residents. Some spaces can be found just passed the ground and Turf pub.   The first right leads into Maesgwyn Road, whilst the first left (past the Vauxhall car sales and railway bridge) leads into Crispin Lane.

Wrexham town centre

Parking in Wrexham town centre, especially on a Saturday, should be avoided.  A new one-way system is in operation and parking is limited.

Speed Cameras

The A483 is a notorious speed trap so slow down, arrive alive and save yourself a fine and points on your licence.  Please note that on the A483 the bridge above the Rossett/Llay slip road is a regular haunt for mobile speed cameras.  For an up to date database for speed cameras please Click here – for the mobile and static guide for speed cameras in the Wrexham area please click here.

There is a brightly coloured two-way speed camera outside Wrexham football ground near the away end