Victory Park
Victory Park was built in 1919 and opened in 1920, named to mark the end of the First World War. Its record crowd of 9,679 came for an FA Cup tie against Darwen on 15 November 1932. The original grandstand was destroyed by fire in November 1945.
Duke St, Chorley PR7 3DU
Chorley (0.5 miles)
Plan your journeyUpcoming matches at Victory Park
- Chorley F.C. Women v Manchester City U21
- Chorley F.C. Women v Blackburn Rovers LFC
- Chorley F.C. Women v Thornaby FC Women
- Chorley F.C. Women v Chester Le Street Town
- Chorley F.C. Women v York City Women
- Chorley F.C. Women v Norton & Stockton Ancients LFC
- Chorley F.C. Women v Halifax Women
- Chorley F.C. Women v Stockport County Ladies FC
Parking & getting there
Car parks nearby
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Victory Park Stadium Main On-Site Lot
Accessed directly off Duke Street at the main stadium entrance, this small on-site surface lot offers extremely limited matchday bays reserved almost exclusively for players, officials, and pre-booked blue badge holders.
Onsite Disabled Step-free Official CCTV -
Pilling Lane & Surrounding Residential Streets
Linear kerbside parking along Pilling Lane, Duke Street, and local residential side streets provides the most popular free option for supporters, though drivers must park considerately to avoid blocking residential access points.
On-street Free -
Fleet Street Car Park
Located just north of the stadium in Chorley town centre, this council-operated surface lot offers ample pay-and-display spaces, providing a short and direct walk down Ashby Street straight to the turnstiles.
Disabled CCTV Floodlit Step-free