Scottish Championship · Dunfermline

Dunfermline Athletic

KDM Group East End Park · Halbeath Road · KY12 7RB

11,480stadium capacity

East Standvisiting supporters

Dunfermline Athletic travel guide

Getting there & parking

East End Park is east of Dunfermline city centre on Halbeath Road. Two rail stations are within walking range, while the small matchday car park and surrounding residential roads make an advance parking plan important.

KY12 7RBstadium postcode15-25 minswalk from rail£5current official car rate

Parking options

Compare official and private matchday parking

Official matchday parking

Dunfermline's March 2026 supporter information listed stadium parking at £5 for cars and £10 for buses, subject to space and current matchday instructions. Treat it as limited rather than guaranteed and follow stewards to the correct entrance.

The same notice identified free public parking at the council car park on Leys Park Road. Charges, opening hours and availability can change, so check the current fixture notice and arrange accessible parking before travel.

Read current Dunfermline supporter information

Private matchday parking

JustPark's dedicated East End Park page currently lists more than 200 reservable options, including managed car parks and private driveways around Halbeath, Garvock Hill and the centre.

Check the actual walking route, access window and cancellation terms. Private spaces are independent of the club and the closest-looking driveway may still sit inside the post-match traffic queue.

Find East End Park parking on JustPark

Availability, prices and access arrangements can change by fixture. Always check the booking details before travelling.

By train

Dunfermline City is the best station for combining the historic centre with the match. Allow roughly 20-25 minutes to walk east via East Port and Halbeath Road.

Dunfermline Queen Margaret is also around 15-20 minutes away and can suit services approaching from the east. It is fully step-free but has fewer facilities, so compare both the outward and return timetable before choosing.

Dunfermline City station information Dunfermline Queen Margaret station information

By bus or taxi

Frequent local buses use Halbeath Road between the centre, Halbeath and the wider Fife network. Check the live timetable and return stop because matchday traffic slows the final section.

A taxi from the centre is a short journey in clear traffic, but walking can be more predictable close to kick-off and after full-time.

Driving

The M90 and A907 provide the main approaches. From the motorway side, use Halbeath Road and navigate to the exact car park rather than driving directly to the turnstiles.

Halbeath Road and the residential streets around East End Park become busy. Observe temporary controls and leave access clear; an apparently close street space may be slow to exit.

After the match

Walking back towards the centre or either station avoids the first Halbeath Road vehicle queue. Drivers should allow time for pedestrians and supporter buses to clear before committing to a tight motorway connection.

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 19 September 2026.