League One · Plymouth
Home Park · Mayflower Drive · PL2 3DQ
Plymouth Argyle travel guide
Home Park is in Central Park, north of Plymouth city centre. The railway station is walkable, while drivers have a large council car park beside the ground and two park-and-ride sites—but all fill or become busy on major matchdays.
Plymouth station is around a 15-20 minute uphill walk through Central Park. Follow the signed park route and allow more time after full-time or in poor weather.
Direct services run from London, Bristol, Exeter and Cornwall. Long-distance visitors should check engineering work and the last return before committing to an evening fixture.
Local buses serve Milehouse, Outland Road and the city centre. George and Coypool park-and-ride sites provide another driving option, but matchday and evening frequencies should be checked.
Away coaches receive match-specific parking and police instructions. Follow the visiting club's notice rather than approaching the stadium independently.
From either direction on the A38, leave at Manadon and follow the A386 towards the city and Home Park. Outland Road and the Manadon approaches become congested well before kick-off.
Navigate to the selected car park entrance rather than only PL2 3DQ, and leave a generous margin for the long journey into Plymouth.
Outland Road and Manadon traffic builds quickly. Walking to the station or city centre is often more predictable; drivers should expect a slow exit from the main car park.
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.
