The Memorial Stadium
The ground opened on 24 September 1921 as a memorial to local rugby players killed in the First World War. The site was earlier known as Buffalo Bill's Field, where his Wild West show performed in 1891. Bristol Rovers moved in as tenants in 1996.
The Memorial Stadium, Filton Avenue, Horfield, Bristol, BS7 0BF
Filton Abbey Wood (1.4 miles)
Plan your journeyUpcoming matches at The Memorial Stadium
- Bristol Rovers v Ascot United Women
- Bristol Rovers v Torquay United Women
- Bristol Rovers v Marine Academy Plymouth LFC
- Bristol Rovers v Wycombe Wanderers Women
- Bristol Rovers v Gwalia United
- Bristol Rovers v Bournemouth Sports
- Bristol Rovers v Abingdon United WFC
Parking & getting there
Car parks nearby
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Memorial Stadium Main On-Site Car Park
This restricted on-site lot offers extremely limited matchday parking reserved exclusively for blue badge holders, club officials, and pre-booked pass holders with strict steward checks upon approach.
Onsite Disabled Step-free Official Floodlit CCTV -
Filton Avenue & Surrounding Residential Streets
Unrestricted kerbside spaces along Filton Avenue, Gloucester Road side streets, and surrounding suburban avenues supply the main parking option for supporters, though fans must arrive early and avoid blocking residential driveways or bus routes.
Free On-street -
Muller Road Kerbside Areas
Running adjacent to the stadium approach, linear kerbside bays along Muller Road offer convenient overflow space within a brief walk of the turnstiles, allowing drivers an easier getaway towards the A38 and M4/M5 corridors post-match.
Free On-street