Scottish Championship · Greenock
Cappielow Park · Sinclair Street · PA15 2TU
Greenock Morton travel guide
Cappielow sits beside the A8 east of Greenock town centre. Cartsdyke is the closest station, while frequent buses and a limited first-come supporter car park provide alternatives.
Cartsdyke is roughly a seven-minute walk from Cappielow. Not every Inverclyde service stops there, so check the calling pattern on both legs before leaving Glasgow Central.
Greenock Central is farther west but suits a town-centre stop and the wider service pattern. From there, continue by local train, bus or a walk of roughly 30 minutes.
Morton's current matchday guide says buses run from Greenock town centre approximately every five minutes, with services from Glasgow also stopping outside the ground. Check live times and matchday diversions before travel.
Taxis are a short journey from the centre, but Sinclair Street and the A8 become congested around kick-off and full-time. Rail or bus can be more predictable for the final leg.
Approach Greenock on the A8 and turn into Sinclair Street for the stadium area. Use the precise parking entrance rather than navigating only to the postcode.
Sinclair Street is closed beyond the parking zone on matchdays. Follow stewards, respect residential restrictions and allow extra time for the narrow controlled approach.
Cartsdyke is normally the quickest rail walk, but confirm that the intended service actually stops there. Drivers should expect the Sinclair Street exit and A8 to move slowly while pedestrians clear.
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.
