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Warrington Town (Cantilever Park)

Cantilever Park

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Capacity: 3,500
Club Nickname: The Yellows
Year Opened: 1965
Address: Loushers Lane, Warrington, WA4 2RS
Phone: 01925 653044
Home Kit: Blue, primrose yellow and white
Last Update: July 27, 2024

Cantilever Park is underwent a series of renovations during the 2023/24 season to ensure that the ground complies with the National League North’s stadium requirements. Warrington Town were promoted from the Northern Premier League in 2023, which is step three of the non-league football pyramid.

At step two, clubs are required to create a segregated area for away supporters and have a minimum capacity of 3,000. The club were given a deadline of April 30 to get the ground improvements complete and Warrington passed the test.

A new seated stand was erected with toilet and food facilities for away fans while handrails have been installed in the existing terraces to boost the capacity.

The new stand at the Wash Lane end of the ground has 181 seats and room for a further 400 more in standing room. The facilities inside are good while the view of the pitch is spot on.

Before this season, seating and standing at Warrington were first come, first serve, so the away day experience has significantly changed with the recent renovations. The ground is easily accessible via public transport, and there are plenty of spaces to park near the ground in residential areas if fans choose to drive.

Pubs near Cantilever Park:

  • The Feathers – 94 Bridge St, Warrington WA1 2RF
  • The Friar Penketh – 4 Barbauld St, Friars Gate, Warrington WA1 1EX
  • The Rodney – 67 Winwick Rd, Cheshire, Warrington WA2 7DH

 

Warrington have been granted an extension for the upgrades to Cantilever Park needed to comply with National League North stadium regulations. The original deadline to complete the erection of a new 182-seat stand in the Wash Lane end for away fans was Friday, March 29.

However, this deadline has been extended to Tuesday, April 30, by the Football Association due to inclement weather, material shortages, and delays in grant funding. The handrails have been added around the ground to increase the minimum capacity of 3,000 required by the league.

Exit the M6 and J20 for Warrington/Lymm and then follow signposts for A50 (Warrington). Head down Grappenhall Road before crossing the Manchester Ship Canal Bridge. Once you are over the bridge, turn left immediately and the ground will soon appear on the right.

There is free parking outside the ground, but there are limited spaces. However, there are plenty of street parking options for visiting fans. Warrington advise fans to be “considerate to local residents” when parking on matchdays. The ground is located just off Loushers Lane, which is in the Latchford area of Warrington.

You can also get the bus from Warrington Interchange. Take the number 11 or 12 service and get off at Pearson Avenue, where it is a short walk to the stadium.

The nearest train station to Cantilever Park is Warrington Bank Quay. From here, it is just over a 30-minute walk to the stadium.

Warrington Town FC ticket prices:

  • Adult: £12
  • Concessions: £8
  • Under 16s: £3

Official Matchday Programme £2.

St Helens Town

Record attendance

2,550 v Bamber Bridge

Northern Premier League Play-Off Final

Average attendances:

2023-2024: 1,183 (National League North)

 

There are 20 disabled parking spaces at Cantilever Park, alongside toilets, a reception area, and an emergency exit.

Warrington Town Offical website: https://www.warringtontownfc.co.uk/

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