Scottish Championship · Arbroath
Gayfield Park · Gayfield · DD11 1QB
Arbroath travel guide
Gayfield sits directly on the North Sea, around 15 minutes on foot from Arbroath station. Rail is simple by Scottish Championship standards; drivers should treat seafront and event parking as fixture-dependent rather than assume a stadium space.
Arbroath station is about a 15-minute walk from Gayfield. Leave by the main entrance, turn left, then follow Millgate Loan east towards the coast; the floodlights and seafront make the final approach clear.
Services link Arbroath with Dundee, Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow. Check the last practical return and engineering work before evening or Sunday fixtures.
Arbroath bus station is roughly 10-15 minutes from the ground via the harbour and Signal Tower side. The X7 and local services connect with Dundee, Montrose and Aberdeen, but confirm the post-match timetable.
A taxi is a short trip, though walking is normally more predictable once the seafront roads become busy.
The A92 reaches Arbroath from Dundee and Montrose. Follow the signs for Gayfield or the seafront, then navigate to the exact car park rather than treating the stadium postcode as a reserved destination.
Sea-front spaces and nearby streets can fill early. Check signs, event restrictions and closing times, and never block residents or emergency access.
Walking back to the station or harbour avoids the first seafront vehicle queue. Drivers should allow time for pedestrians to clear and remember that the A92 carries most traffic in both directions.
Travel, parking, ticket allocations and stadium procedures can change by fixture. Check the latest information from both clubs and the relevant operator before travelling. Guide checked 18 September 2026.
