Last Update:
March 14, 2026
Clyde FC did play at Broadwood until 2022, but they are now playing at Hamilton Academical’s former ground, New Douglas Park, while the club try to relocate back to Glasgow, the city where the club was founded 150 years ago.
It has been many years since this project was announced, and there have been some setbacks along the way, meaning for now, Clyde remain playing in Hamilton.
At this venue, away fans are normally housed in the North Stand, where the view of the action is good. In addition, the temporary East Stand can also be made available. The views from this area are not great, as there is a row of supporting pillars running across the front of it.
Please click the following links for more information about Clyde’s relocation plans and what New Douglas Park is like.
In a surprise move at the time, Clyde announced their intention to leave Broadwood at the end of the 2021-22 season, bringing an end to their 28-year stay in Cumbernauld.
Clyde have subsequently moved to New Douglas Park, which they initially shared with Hamilton Academical, while they search for a relocation back to Glasgow.
However, following a dispute with the owner of New Douglas Park in May 2025, Hamilton Academical moved to Broadwood Stadium until further notice.
There are two local bars at Peacock Cross, which is around half a mile away from New Douglas Park, near Hamilton West Railway Station. These are Bar West on Almada Street and The Tap Room, on Burnbank Road, although the Tap Room is more popular with home fans.
Alternatively, if arriving at Hamilton Central Railway Station, then on Campbell Street, is the George Bar, which is listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide.
By Car
Leave the M74 at Junction 5, and follow the signs for Hamilton. You will pass the racecourse on your left and a large fire station on your right. At the first set of traffic lights, turn right into Caird Street. On your left will appear a fair-sized car park, which you can park in (I believe it is free on matchdays) and embark on the five minute walk to the ground. The ground is down New Park Street, which runs beside the bingo hall. Or if you continue along Caird Street, you turn right, just before the traffic lights (and bingo hall) into New Park Street. You will come to the ground entrance on your left.
Car Parking
There is no parking available for supporters at the ground itself, unless you are a club official or have a valid disabled permit. However, due to limited spaces, even these should be pre-booked with the Club.
By Train
The Superseal Stadium is only a few minutes’ walk from Hamilton West Railway Station, which is served by trains from Glasgow Central. From Hamilton West station, there is a path leading off to the left which leads directly to the ground, which is only a few minutes’ walk away. Please note that Hamilton Central Railway Station is located around a 30-minute (one and a half miles) walk away from the stadium.
Adults £13
Over 65’s, Students & Under 16’s £8
Under 12’s Free*
When accompanied by a paying adult. Maximum of 4 Under 12’s per paying adult. Under 12 tickets to be collected from the Clyde FC Ticket Office prior to gaining admittance to the ground.
Official Programme £2.50
Broadwood Stadium was opened in 1994 after a construction period that cost £8m in total, with the stadium purpose-built for Clyde.
The stadium first opened to the public in February 1994, with Clyde losing 3-0 to Hamilton Academical.
Since 2022, Clyde have been playing at Hamilton Academical’s former ground, New Douglas Park, while they sort out a permanent return to the city where the club was founded 150 years ago.
Record Attendance
At Broadwood:
8,000 v Celtic
Scottish Cup 3rd Round, 8th January 2006.
At Shawfield:
52,000 v Rangers
Division 1, 21st November 1908.
Average Attendance
2018-2019: 638 (League Two)
2017-2018: 515 (League Two)
2016-2017: 526 (League Two)
Partick Thistle.
Ground Layout
Clyde v Falkirk
Scottish League One
Saturday 24th August 2019, 3pm
Andy Carruthers (Falkirk)
Why were you looking forward to this game and visiting the Broadwood Stadium?
To watch Falkirk and experience another away day.
How easy was your journey/finding the ground/car parking?
Again traveling from Wigan was pleasant. We stayed in Cumbernauld not far away and got a lift to the ground by a couple of Falkirk fans.
What you did before the game pub/chippy etc, and were the home fans friendly?
We had a few drinks in the Black Bull where we were staying. A lovely place and well recommended. Clyde average around 500 in match attendance, which is sad really and we didn’t bump into any home fans until we got to the ground.
What you thought on seeing the ground, first impressions of away end then other sides of Broadwood Stadium?
I was very impressed, it a great little set up. The away 'end' is a whole side of the ground and Falkirk fans mostly filled it. Behind one goal is an empty stand and behind the other is a Sports Centre. The home fans gather in the Main Stand facing the away supporters opposite. If there is a small away following then I think you all share the Main Stand. But the stands and ground are very impressive I thought.
Comment on the game itself, atmosphere, stewards, pies, facilities etc..
The game itself was pretty poor. As a Falkirk fan very little to cheer about however Clyde won the game 1-0 and to be honest deserved it enough said lol.
Comment on getting away from the ground after the game:
Very easy on foot. A bit of congestion if you're in a car as you would expect but overall very good:
Summary of overall thoughts of the day out:
Again a great day out and the weather was fantastic. I was well impressed with the Clyde set up despite Falkirk losing. I loved the whole experience thank you Clyde FC.