Parking for Plymouth Argyle
matches and concerts at Home Park
Find the best places to park at Home Park for matches and concerts
Since 2024, BigParking has been the official parking provider for Plymouth Argyle.
BigParking provides parking for home and away fans visiting Home Park on Matchdays.
The Car Parks also operate for people visiting Home Park for Concerts and Large Events
BigParking's safe and secure offsite parking locations can be pre-booked online or over the phone from £10 at www.thebigparking.co.uk or by calling 024 7538 6631
Home Park, located in Plymouth, England, is a football stadium that has been
the home of EFL Championship club Plymouth Argyle since 1901.
The stadium underwent significant development in the 1920s and 1930s but
suffered extensive damage during World War II. It reopened for the
resumption of the Football League in 1945 and saw further improvements in
the 1950s, including the installation of floodlights and a new double-decker
grandstand.
The ground remained largely unchanged until 2001, when the
construction of three new all-seater stands began. By the summer of 2007,
temporary measures made the stadium fully seated, and in 2019, the
Mayflower Grandstand, the oldest part of the ground, was redeveloped.
Home Park's record attendance was set in 1936 when 43,596 spectators
watched a Second Division match between Plymouth Argyle and Aston Villa.
The highest average attendance for a single season was 23,290 during the
1946–47 season. In December 2009, the stadium was included in England's
bid to host the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
Over the years, Home Park has hosted
England youth internationals and a UEFA Cup Winners' Cup match between
Saint-Étienne and Manchester United in 1977. It has also been a venue for
rugby union, athletics, and live music, with performances by Elton John,
George Michael, and Rod Stewart.
The Mayflower Stand, also known as the Grandstand, fully reopened on
January 1, 2020, after a significant refurbishment. The other three stands, built
in 2001, are similar in design and connected at the corners.
The Devonport End is home to the club's most vocal supporters. The
Lyndhurst Stand, the largest of the three, accommodates about 7,000
spectators, including the corners. The West Corner is designated for families,
while the East corner is known as the Zoo Corner. The Barn Park End hosts
away supporters and can hold about 3,000 spectators, with the standard
allocation for visiting clubs at 1,300, increased as needed.
All three stands offer good views and standard football stadium facilities,
including concourses, merchandise stands, and food and drink outlets. The
pitch measures approximately 100 meters (109 yards) long by 66 meters (72
yards) wide, with some run-off space on each side. The ground also has rain
and frost covers to protect the pitch during winter.
Parking for Concerts at Home Park
Music fans looking for Parking options for the the concerts held at Home Park in 2025 can Prebook parking in the same locations trusted by football fans
Prebooking is essential. Parking can be pre-booked here
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Attending a match or concert at Home Park?
Here's all the Travel and Safety information you need to know!
Driving to Home Park
If you’re making the trip to Home Park via car, the stadium is well sign-posted from the A38. Approaching Plymouth from the East, exit the A38 at the Manadon roundabout and take the second exit towards the city centre.Stay on Outland Road for 1.5 miles, which equates to 15 minutes on a busy match day. Home Park should then appear on the left hand side, in which you will take the next available left to Plymouth Argyle's official car park.
From the east, take the A38 to Plymouth and exit at the Manadon roundabout, following signs for “Plymouth Argyle and Ferry Port” and A386.
Take the second exit, keeping left onto the flyover. Continue for one mile, and Home Park will be on your left.
If travelling from the west, take the A38 towards Plymouth, exit at the same
junction, and take the fifth exit on the right.
Parking at Home Park
Anfield is located in a busy residential area, and parking around the ground is restricted on matchdays.Pre-booking Anfield parking online is essentially for those unfamiliar with the area
Plymouth Argyle Matchday Parking at Harpers Football Centre
Popular with Home and Away fans for its accessibility and location, parking is available to pre-book at Montpelier Primary School. Parking revenue is shared with the community.This is an official club car park run in partnership with Plymouth Argyle and BigParking and is the closest official car park to Home Park
It's Located a Short walk from Home Park immediately off the A386.
There are numerous Burger vans, Programme Sellers and Merchandise Peddlars on the quick walk along Jack Leslie Way to Home Park.
Parking costs £10 per car and can be pre-booked at thebigparking.co.uk
Plymouth Argyle Matchday Parking at Devonport School for Girls
Popular with Home and Away fans for its accessibility and location, parking is available to pre-book at Devonport School for girls. Parking revenue is shared with the community.This is an official club car park run in partnership with Plymouth Argyle and BigParking.
The official Plymouth Argyle Matchday parking can be found at Lyndhurst Rd, Plymouth PL2 3DL
It's Located a Short walk from Home Park. There are numerous Burger vans, Programme Sellers and Merchandise Peddlars on the quick walk to Home Park.
Parking costs £10 per car and can be pre-booked at thebigparking.co.uk
Plymouth Argyle Matchday Parking at Montpelier Primary School
Popular with Home and Away fans for its accessibility and location, parking is available to pre-book at Montpelier Primary School. Parking revenue is shared with the community.This is an official club car park run in partnership with Plymouth Argyle and BigParking
It's Located a Short walk from Home Park. There are numerous Burger vans, Programme Sellers and Merchandise Peddlars on the quick walk to Home Park.
Parking costs £10 per car and can be pre-booked at thebigparking.co.uk
Food and Drink Prices in Home Park
Throughout Home Park, they have a number of interactive catering kiosks that offer a range of food and beverage options, ranging from burgers and pies topints and soft drinks.
They have recently installed kiosk technology that will cut down on queue times and allow supporters to get back to the action as
soon as possible.
Getting the Train to Home Park
Plymouth railway station is only a mile from Home Park. A paved walking route through Central Park leads directly to the stadium and takes over 20 minutes. Be aware that part of the walk involves a steep hill.Away Fan Pubs
A favourite among away fans is The Britannia Inn JD Wetherspoon. Located just a 9 minute walk away from the stadium, visitors can enjoy a few drinks and a bite to eat before kick-off.The Royal Naval Arms, which is a 37-minute walk away from Home Park, is a popular pick among away fans. Real ale is always being served.
It is a cosy atmosphere, with sports tv being shown live on match days, a beer garden and has live music from time to time.
Frequently Asked Questions about Anfield
What is Home Park like for a visiting away fan?
Away fans are accommodated on one side of the Barn Park End, which is fully seated and covered. The modern stand offers good facilities and clear views of the pitch.Typically, 1,300 seats are allocated to visiting supporters, but this can be increased to 2,022 if necessary. Plymouth fans to the right of the away section are separated by netting, leading to plenty of friendly banter.
Although Plymouth supporters are passionate, they are generally non-intimidating.
The atmosphere inside the ground is usually lively, and the stewarding is relaxed and unobtrusive. However, the concourse can become quite cramped, especially with a large away crowd.