Huddersfield HD1 6PX
The John Smiths’ Stadium is located just off the A62 Leeds Road. It can be easiest reached from Junction 25 of the M62. Simply follow the signs for Huddersfield (A62) and you will reach the stadium over on your left.
If approaching from the South, then leave the M1 at Junction 38 and take the A637 towards and then the A642 into Huddersfield. As you approach the town centre try to keep to the right-hand lane as you will turn right at the roundabout and onto the A62 Leeds Road. The stadium is a short distance down this road on the right.
Alternatively, if coming up from the South and looking for somewhere to park then along St Andrews Road there are a number of small businesses that offer parking for around £5. To find these, then aa you approach the town centre you will pass a Lidl store on your left. Go through the next lights and after passing a KFC and Iceland shop on your right, move over to the right-hand lane and then turn right at the next set of traffic lights into St Andrews Road. Keep straight along this road and you will soon see the stadium over on your right.
Home and Away Supporters can park in the Gasworks Street car park
(HD1 6AF) on match day for £7.50, however there is no cash pay on the day
at this car park. You can either call the Ticket Office on 01484 960 606 or
book online by visiting eticketing.co.uk/huddersfieldtown/Hospitality/
LandingPage/Index/2782, please note you will need to register an
account. You can either print the parking pass at home with no booking
fees, or alternatively the Ticket Office will post one out to you however
booking fees and postage will apply.
Approx 93 mls 1 hr 45 mins
Public Transport
The John Smith’s Stadium is walkable from Huddersfield Railway Station, it should take no more than 15 minutes at a comfortable pace. After coming out of the Railway Station, turn down past the front of The George Hotel. Go straight over the crossroads into Northumberland Street and walk down across the Ring Road straight on into Leeds Road. Turn right down Gasworks Street. Straight over the crossroads to the ground.
Trains take 2hr 30min to 3 hrs but you will not get back the same night
Where to drink
‘The Head of Steam pub at the railway station is pretty good and serves food too. Also near to the railway station is the Cherry Tree pub. This Wetherspoons outlet is located on John William Street and is popular with away fans. Otherwise, if you like your real ale, then Huddersfield has a number of entries in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide. Those in the town centre closest to the ground include; The King’s Head (very near to the Head of Steam), The Sportsman on St John’s Road, the Vulcan in St Peter’s Street and Slubbers Arms on Halifax Old Road.
There is also a cinema and entertainment complex behind the North Stand, which also contains the Rope Walk pub. ‘
All information is provided in good faith but the Foxes Trust cannot be held responsible for any errors. Thanks to the Football Ground Guide