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How to get to Turf Moor in 2026: Best ways for fans to travel to the home of Burnley

How to get to Turf Moor in 2026: Best ways for fans to travel to the home of Burnley
View inside Turf Moor - Photo via IMAGO / Every Second Media

Turf Moor is one of the most traditional grounds in English football, located close to the town centre and well connected by road and rail from across the North West.

Whether you're travelling locally or arriving from further afield, FootballGroundGuide provides a complete guide to the best ways to get to the home of Burnley in 2026.

Getting to Turf Moor by Car

Turf Moor is accessible via the M65, with routes into Burnley depending on your direction of travel.

From the East, leave the M65 at Junction 12 and follow signs for Burnley North (A682), continuing over roundabouts onto Colne Road before joining Casterton Avenue. From here, follow signs towards the A6114 and continue onto Belvedere Road, where the stadium will come into view.

From the West, exit the M65 at Junction 9 and follow signs for Halifax (A679). Continue through Accrington Road and Rossendale Road before joining Glen View Road and then Todmorden Road, where Turf Moor sits at the foot of the hill.

From the North or South, leave the M6 at Junction 29 and join the M65. Exit at Junction 10 and follow signs for Towneley Hall, continuing along local roads directly past Turf Moor.

Matchday traffic can build up quickly, so supporters are advised to allow extra time for arrival.

Car Parking at Turf Moor

Parking around Turf Moor is limited, and many surrounding streets operate matchday restrictions, meaning residential parking is heavily controlled.

Supporters are encouraged to use official or pre-booked parking options where possible, including:

  • Woodgrove Car Park (Towneley Park, BB11 3RQ) – around a 5-minute walk
  • Deanmill Car Park (Plumb Street, BB11 3AG) – around a 4-minute walk
  • Millennium NCP (Brown Street, BB11 1PZ) – around an 8-minute walk in the town centre
  • Aircelle Ltd (Bancroft Avenue, BB10 2TQ) – around a 15-minute walk or short bus ride

Burnley also offers pre-bookable matchday parking through official partners, providing additional secure options on busy fixtures.

Getting to Turf Moor by Train

Burnley is well served by rail, with two main stations within walking distance of the stadium.

Burnley Manchester Road is the closest station, around a 10–15 minute walk away. From the station, head down Centenary Way, where Turf Moor is clearly visible, then continue via Yorkshire Street and Harry Potts Way to reach the ground.

Burnley Central is another option, located slightly further away but still within walking distance via the town centre and bus station route.

General view of Turf Moor
General view of Turf Moor – Photo via IMAGO / Every Second Media

Getting to Turf Moor by Bus

Local bus services operate frequently into Burnley town centre, with the bus station located within easy walking distance of the stadium.

From the bus station, supporters can follow signs towards Yorkshire Street and continue on foot to Turf Moor in around 5–10 minutes, depending on the route.

This makes bus travel a simple and effective option for fans arriving from surrounding towns and villages.

Getting to Turf Moor from the Airport

Turf Moor is most easily accessed via Manchester Airport for long-distance and international visitors.

From Manchester Airport

Train: Travel via Manchester (often to Salford Crescent) and connect to Burnley Manchester Road, followed by a short walk to the stadium.
Taxi: Around 1 hour, depending on traffic.

FGG Verdict: What is the best way to get to Turf Moor?

For most supporters, the train is the most convenient way to reach Turf Moor.

With Burnley Manchester Road station just a short walk from the stadium, it offers a simple and direct route that avoids matchday traffic and parking restrictions.

Driving is possible, but limited parking and residential restrictions make public transport the more practical option overall, especially on busy matchdays.

Lewis joined as News and Features Editor in July 2025, having previously held senior roles at Snack Media and GRV Media. A passionate follower of sport, in particular football and golf, as well as a proud Aldershot Town supporter, he brings over six years of experience in the digital sports publishing space.

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