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Stourton Park has a large clubhouse which has a balcony for fans who would perhaps like easy eaccess to the clubhouse bar.  It is a very good view of the game from here.

Opposite the clubhouse is a stand which can hold 450 spectators.

Stourbridge recently upgraded and installed new floodlights in 2007 meaning they now have the ability to host evening matches.

The changing rooms are situated on the ground floor of the clubhouse.  There is a gym, physio room, showers, and 5 changing rooms.

Parking at the ground is free of charge as it’s included in your matchday ticket price.  This is very useful as it means you don’t have to walk far once parked.

What's Near the Ground?

If you like to perhaps sample a few of the local ales before arriving at the ground, Stourbridge is a great place.  There are over 60 great pubs in the town of Stourbridge.  Nearby pubs are The Foresters Arms which is about a 500m walk from the ground, The Plough which is about 800m from the ground, and just 1 mile from the ground you have Enville Street which is a short road with 10 pubs.  Many use this road for the ‘Enville Run’ where they visit each pub 1 after the other.  For a full list on Stourbridge pubs visit https://www.stourbridge.co.uk/htm/pubshtml.htm

About a 10-15 minute drive away is the Black Country Living Museum.  It’s roughly 9 miles, and is worth a visit.  The Museum is full of historic buildings from all around the Black Country have been moved and authentically rebuilt at the Museum, to create a tribute to the traditional skills and enterprise of the people that once lived in the heart of industrial Britain If you’d like further information on this you can visit www.bclm.co.uk

They are just a couple of recommendations, but there are many more like the fantastic canal trips, so if you’d like to look further into what Stourbridge has to offer then please visit https://www.stourbridge.co.uk/

Directions to the Ground

Stourton Park is easy to find, just off the A458 Stourbridge to Bridgnorth road. Put DY7 6QZ in your Sat Nav or Multi map and we’ll welcome you to one of the premier clubs in England.

FROM THE NORTH
Leave the M5 at junction 3 and take the A456 signposted Kidderminster and Stourbridge. At the second set of traffic lights (approximately 6 miles) turn right onto the A491 signposted Stourbridge and follow the signs for the town centre until you reach the ring road (approximately 3 miles). Take the exit signposted A458 Bridgnorth and follow this until you reach the town boundary (approximately 2.5 miles). Stourton Park is clearly visible on the left hand side approximately quarter of a mile after the town boundary sign.

FROM THE SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave the M5 at junction 4 and take the A491 Stourbridge Road. Follow this for approximately 10 miles until you reach the Stourbridge ring road. Take the exit signposted A458 Bridgnorth and follow this until you reach the town boundary (approximately 2.5 miles). Stourton Park is clearly visible on the left hand side approximately quarter of a mile after the town boundary sign.

FROM WEST
Follow the A449 Kidderminster to Wolverhampton Road to the traffic lights where it crosses the A458. Take the road signposted Stourbridge and Stourton Park can be clearly seen on the right hand side just before you reach the town boundary.

Admission Prices

Admission is charged at £12 to non member, £8 for members and Under 16’s are admitted free.

They do not charge for on-site car parking or for a seat in the stand.

Local Rivals

Dudley Kingswinford, Moseley, Birmingham Solihull

Disabled Facilities

Stourbridge have lift access to the first floor in the clubhouse, and there are disabled toilets on site.