League Two · Cleethorpes

Grimsby Town

Blundell Park · Blundell Park · DN35 7PY

9,052stadium capacity

Osmond Standvisiting supporters

Grimsby Town travel guide

Getting there & parking

Blundell Park is in Cleethorpes rather than central Grimsby, close to the A180 and the coast. Cleethorpes station is the most practical rail arrival; parking at the ground is extremely limited.

DN35 7PYstadium postcode20-25 minswalk from CleethorpesNo public car parkat Blundell Park

Parking options

Compare official and private matchday parking

Official matchday parking

Grimsby Town's current visitor information says parking around Blundell Park is extremely limited. There is no general public stadium car park; club spaces are operational, permit or pre-arranged accessible use.

Street parking is the club's stated fallback, but it is not guaranteed and all signs, driveways and access routes must be respected. A town or seafront public car park plus a walk is often less stressful.

Grimsby Town visitor information

Private matchday parking

JustPark's Cleethorpes destination page includes reservable private driveways and managed spaces, with Blundell Park listed among nearby destinations.

Availability close to the ground is limited, so search the exact match time, check the walking route and make sure the booking covers post-match delays.

Find Cleethorpes parking on JustPark

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

By train

Cleethorpes station is about a mile from Blundell Park and the promenade route normally takes 20-25 minutes. It has the most useful service pattern for most visiting supporters.

New Clee station is much closer but has a very limited service; only use it after checking that a train actually calls at the required time.

Cleethorpes station information New Clee station information

By bus or coach

Local buses link Grimsby town centre, Cleethorpes and the stadium corridor. Matchday traffic can change journey times and stopping points.

Official away coaches are directed under the match-specific arrangements supplied to the visiting club.

Driving

The A180 runs directly towards Cleethorpes and Blundell Park. Use a chosen parking destination for the final navigation rather than circulating the tight streets around DN35 7PY.

Residential roads fill early and restrictions must be observed. The seaside can also be busy in good weather, so allow extra time beyond the football crowd.

After the match

The A180 and local streets queue after full-time. Rail travellers should leave a realistic walk and platform margin rather than targeting the first possible departure.

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 13 September 2026.