Gallagher Stadium,
James Whatman Way,
Maidstone,
Kent.
ME14 1LQ

Getting here

We encourage visitors to travel to the ground by public transport wherever possible to reduce congestion and emissions.

Please note: On first team matchdays, parking within the stadium is reserved. Passes have been provided to all those who are parking there. These will be checked on the road leading down to the gates. Please do not go to James Whatman Way unless you have a pre-reserved parking pass.

By car

M20 (junction 6) and M2 (junction 3). Follow signs to Maidstone on the A229. At the Royal Engineers roundabout, take the third exit on to James Whatman Way.

Parking

The nearest car parks are:

Maidstone East Train Station (seven minute walk)

  • Open 24 hours, accessed via Sandling Road
  • 444 spaces
  • Off Peak Price: £6.80 (After 10:00)
  • Evening/Off Peak Price: £3.50 (After 18:00)
  • Saturday Price: £5.50
  • Sunday/Bank Holiday Price: £4.00
  • Pay for parking on the Apcoa App or buy at the station ticket machine

County Road (seven minute walk) – opposite Maidstone East ticket office

  • Open 24 hours, accessed via County Road, opposite entrance to County Hall
  • 23 spaces
  • Three-hour daytime stay is priced at £3.50
  • Overnight charge of £3.00 (18:00 to 06:00), ideal for evening matches
  • Pay via the RingGo app (Location: 148038)
  • Car park operated by Park It Group

Fremlin Walk (ten minute walk)

  • Open till 23:30 daily
  • 760 spaces
  • Saturday up to two hours: £4.10
  • Saturday up to four hours: £6.90
  • Saturday up to six hours: £11.80
  • Saturday more than six hours: £12.90
  • An evening tariff of £2.30 applies after 19:00 Sunday to Friday (must exit before 23:30)
  • The car park operates a pay on foot scheme. Pay stations are located on all levels by the main lifts.
  • This car park is now cashless and payment can only be made by credit/debit card or contactless options.
  • Lost tickets will incur a charge by car park operator Saba UK.

Fancy a walk along the River Medway on match days? Park at Lockmeadow Centre on Barker Road (ME16 8LW). Cross Lockmeadow Millennium Bridge and pass All Saints Church and the Archbishops’ Palace, along the towpath to the Gallagher Stadium.

By train

There are two mainline train station within walking distance of the Gallagher Stadium. Maidstone East is on the London/Ashford International line and Maidstone Barracks is on the Medway Valley line.

Southeastern website or download the Southeastern app from App Store or Google Play

By bus

From town centre, take the 101 bus. This stops at the top of James Whatman Way, outside the Kent Library and History Centre. Download the Arriva app from App Store or Google Play.