The ground has two seated stands (the Cowlin Stand and the AgustaWestland Community Stand) and two standing ones (the Carlsberg Stand and Blackthorn Terrace, the latter being the away stand). The record attendance at this ground to date is 9,348 v Liverpool on the 4th of January 2004 in the FA Cup Third Round.
Recently, Huish Park played host to an England U18 match. England were playing the Holland U18 team and comfortably won the tie 4-1 with the presence of Daniel Sturridge and Scott Sinclair.
Stadium Parking
AgustaWestland Community Stand
There are currently 29 disabled bays that are allocated to members of the DSA that hold a valid parking permit.
Cowlin Stand
There are a number of disabled bays situated at the bottom of the slope that are allocated to DSA member that hold a valid parking permit.
There are also have a number if bays at the top of the slope that are available on a first come first served basis.
For help with finding a space, look out for the GWSC Stadium Assistants in the red tabards.
Inside The Ground
Inside the ground, wheelchair users are accommodated in 4 bays set into the Cowlin Stand, all bays having room for around 5 wheelchairs and being at ground level.
Access and Carers
Access to the ground is generally flat from the reserved spaces, although there is a slight slope from some of the spaces outside the Cowlin Stand. There is no provision for companions or assistants alongside the wheelchairs but there is a carers row directly behind the bays.
For help, look out for the GWSC Stadium Assistants in the red tabards.
Facilities
Access to both snack bars in the Cowlin Stand is level and flat and there is a disabled toilet beside the snack bar nearest to the home end terrace.
Club Bars
The club's bars and conference facilities are all situated in the Yeovil College stand.
These facilities are now fully assessable to disabled supporters via a purpose built lift situated next to the Green & White Supporters Club shop at the far end of the stand.
Away Supporters Facilities
Away supporters are situated on a terrace at the near side area of the ground. This area is not accessible to wheelchair users.
Visiting disabled supporters are accommodated at the away end side of the Cowlin Stand.
Any disabled supporters coming to Huish Park who wish for assistance or have a query regarding their visit to the ground should contact the Club on 01935 423662.
By Road
From the Midlands and the North
Take the M5 south to junction 25 (Taunton). Take the A358 sign-posted Ilminster until joining the A303 at Horton Cross.
Continue along the A303 in an easterly direction, following signs to Andover and London until reaching the Cartgate roundabout.
Take the A3088 signposted Yeovil. At the first roundabout take the exit along Bunford Lane, straight over at the next roundabout.
Take the first exit at the Western Avenue roundabout into Lufton Way. The main entrance to the stadium is on the right.
From London and the Home Counties
From the M3, join the A303 until reaching the Cartgate roundabout.
At the roundabout take the A3088 exit signposted Yeovil. At the first roundabout take the exit along Bunford Lane, straight over at the next roundabout.
Take the first exit at the Western Avenue roundabout into Lufton Way. The main entrance to the stadium is on the right.
From the South Coast/ West Country via the A30
Take the A30 into Yeovil until reaching the Kingston roundabout.
At the roundabout follow the signs for Taunton (A358) along Preston Road until reaching the roundabout at Western Avenue.
Continue straight over at the roundabout then follow the road round. The stadium entrance will be on the right.
From the West Country via the A303
Follow the A303 until reaching the Cartgate roundabout.
At the roundabout take the A3088 exit signposted Yeovil. At the first roundabout take the exit along Bunford Lane, straight over at the next roundabout.
Take the first exit at the Western Avenue roundabout into Lufton Way. The main entrance to the stadium is on the right.
By Rail
Yeovil Junction
Yeovil Junction Station is situated approximately 5 miles from the stadium.
It is served by trains from London Waterloo through to Exeter and has a good taxi service as well as a shuttle bus to the town centre.
Yeovil Pen Mill
Pen Mill Station is approximately 3 miles from Huish Park and served only by trains from Bristol, Westbury and Weymouth.
Again, taxi service is available or buses to the town centre for transfers to outer areas.
By Bus
There is a bus between the town centre and the stadium on match days that will get you to the stadium approximately an hour before kick off and leaves after the match.
There are regular bus services between the town centre and the nearby Abbey Manor Park housing estate, which is only a short walk from the stadium.
Inside the ground there are tea bars in all stands serving a range of hot and cold snacks and drinks before and during the match.
For those arriving early, there is the Glovers on a Roll van behind the home terrace serving hot food. Other burger and snack vans may also be located at the ground when large numbers of supporters are expected. Palmers fish and chip shop is approximately 10-15 minutes walk away and offers take away and eat in service.
For those wanting a pre-match drink the ‘Beer Tent’, situated next to the Astroturf serves a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. If you cannot get in, there are 3 pubs within 10-15 minutes walking distance. The Arrow is situated in the centre of the Abbey Manor Park housing estate; The Bell can be found on Preston Road; and The Airfield Tavern is situated almost opposite the AgustaWestland airfield. Food can be purchased at any of these.