PLYMOUTH ARGYLE
Home Park (capacity 18,600)
Home Park, which is known as “The Theatre of Greens” by some as a parody of Manchester United’s “Theatre of Dreams”, has been home to Plymouth Argyle since they formed. However, the stadium has recently gone through a major transformation, and was selected as part of England’s 2018 World Cup bid.
In 2001, three stands were demolished and rebuilt. The Devonport and Barn Park Ends, along with the Lyndhurst Stand now have covered, all-seater, single tier stands which completely enclose the stadium on those three sides. The Grandstand side of the stadium has recently reopened after major redevelopment.
Away fans visiting Home Park are located in the Barn Park End. There is a typical allocation of around 1,300, though this can be increased if required.
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There is a large car park at the stadium itself, which is free, but it is advised to arrive early. There is street parking available if you’re willing to walk between 10-15 minutes from the stadium.
We’ve compiled a list of car parks, below, near to Home Park for hassle free parking while you’re at the match.
| Car Park | Sat Nav | Cost | Distance to Ground | Description |
| Home Park Stadium Car Park | PL2 3DQ | Free | 0.1km | This car park is popular for away fans but it is advised to arrive early. This is because it operates on a ‘first come, first to leave’ basis. This means if you’re last to arrive, then you could be waiting for up to an hour to exit the stadium after the game has finished. |
Plymouth Railway Station is just under a mile and a half away from Home Park, so it is a walkable distance though some fans choose to take a taxi. If you are walking, exit the station and turn right and follow the road down the hill and under the railway bridge. Go straight on at the roundabout. Continue up Alma Road and turn right just before the Britannia Inn where you will be able to see the stadium. Alternatively, you can cut through Central Park by turning right off Alma Road.
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There are a number of away friendly pubs near Home Park, all of which cater to different needs. Please note, however, that some bars require club colours to be covered and some do not allow children.
However, rather than take our word for it, we want to give you the view from other away fans who have visited Home Park.
Over the coming months we will be building up fans reviews of the best places to drink on an away trip to Plymouth Argyle, and you’ll be able to find them here.
In the meantime, we’ve included a map below with all the best away pubs highlighted for you.
Plymouth offers a variety of overnight accommodation to suit all budgets.
Use our Booking.com panel to get availability and to book at the best prices:
Stoke City
2nd December
Rotherham United
16th December
Birmingham City
23rd December
See what other away fans think of Plymouth Argyle’s Home Park in our ‘Away Day Reviews’.
If you’ve already been, then you can share your experience with us by writing your own review.
See how Plymouth Argyle perform in our away day rankings, where away fans rate the pie, pint, cuppa and away day overall.
Check out our photo gallery where you can view other away fans’ photos. You can also share your own experience by uploading your own!