Scottish League Two · Stirling

Stirling Albion

Forthbank Stadium · Springkerse Roundabout · FK7 7UJ

3,808stadium capacity

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Stirling Albion travel guide

Getting there & parking

Forthbank Stadium is an away-day destination where the final approach matters. Check the fixture information before travel because parking, segregation and coach arrangements can change.

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Parking options

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Official matchday parking

Current visiting-supporter information says parking at Forthbank is free and unreserved. Away cars are directed to the East Stand car park beside the visiting turnstiles, while coaches park behind that stand. Spaces can fill, so free parking is not a reservation.

A limited number of accessible spaces can be arranged near the entrance. Contact the clubs in advance, display any required permit and follow stewards rather than using The Peak or retail spaces without permission.

Current Forthbank visiting-supporter information

Private matchday parking

JustPark lists reservable managed spaces and private driveways in Stirling. Search around the stadium postcode, then check the real walking route, access window and cancellation terms before booking.

Private spaces are independent of the club; a very close driveway may still sit inside the post-match traffic queue.

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

By train

Stirling station is about 1.5 miles from Forthbank. The mostly level walk through Forthside and Springkerse normally takes around 30-35 minutes; leave extra time at the road crossings and confirm the last practical train before an evening fixture.

Stirling station information

By bus or coach

The railway and bus stations are adjacent in central Stirling. Local services run towards Springkerse and The Peak, close to Forthbank, but route numbers and frequencies can change. Check the current journey planner and the return stop; visiting coaches should follow the dedicated East Stand instructions.

Driving

The M9, M80 and A91 feed the eastern side of Stirling. Follow signs for Forthbank and The Peak, then use the car park named in the fixture information. The roundabout and Springkerse exits become slow near kick-off and immediately after the match.

Use FK7 7UJ only for the general area, then follow matchday signs and the entrance named in your parking instructions. Allow extra time for residential roads and pedestrian traffic.

After the match

Expect the roads immediately around Forthbank Stadium to move slowly while pedestrians clear. Rail users should confirm the last practical connection; drivers may prefer to wait before joining the main route.

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 29 September 2026.