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Peterborough United

Weston Homes Stadium · London Road · PE2 8AL

15,314stadium capacity
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Peterborough United travel guide

Getting there & parking

The Weston Homes Stadium sits just south of Peterborough city centre, across the River Nene from the station. Rail passengers can walk, but there is no public supporter parking at the stadium, so drivers should choose a council or pre-booked private space before reaching London Road.

PE2 8ALstadium postcode15-20 minswalk from the stationNo public parkingat the stadium

Parking options

Compare official and private matchday parking

Official matchday parking

There is no public supporter parking at the stadium. Current official guidance directs drivers to Pleasure Fair Meadow council car park and the Railworld car park opposite the ground on the Oundle Road side of Town Bridge.

Spaces and charges are not guaranteed for every fixture. Accessible stadium parking is very limited and must be arranged with Peterborough United in advance.

Private matchday parking

JustPark has a Peterborough United event page listing reservable private driveways and managed spaces around London Road, Oundle Road and the city centre.

Read the access notes, book the full event window and enter the correct registration. Do not treat an ordinary retail-space limit as permission for football parking unless the reservation explicitly covers it.

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

By train

Peterborough station has direct services from London, Cambridge, Leicester, Lincoln, Leeds and the north. The ground is around a mile away: walk through the city centre and cross Town Bridge towards London Road.

Allow 15-20 minutes in normal conditions and longer after full-time, when Town Bridge and the station approaches become busy.

By bus or coach

City buses use the city centre, Oundle Road and London Road, although walking from the station is usually simpler. Check live times for evenings and Sundays.

Away coaches receive fixture-specific instructions and must use the route and set-down point issued by the visiting club rather than approaching an unconfirmed stadium entrance.

Driving

From the A1(M), use Fletton Parkway and the signed city-centre route; from the east, follow the A47 and A15. London Road and Town Bridge queue heavily close to kick-off.

Navigate to the chosen car park rather than the stadium postcode. Height restrictions, event closures and payment methods vary between sites.

After the match

Town Bridge, London Road and the council car parks empty slowly. Rail visitors can walk back through the centre; drivers should leave time for pedestrians to clear before joining the parkways.

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 17 September 2026.