The Bristol County Ground on Nevil Road, currently called the Seat Unique Stadium for sponsorship reasons, is home to Gloucestershire County Cricket Club. It hosts county cricket plus England white-ball internationals, men’s and women’s. This guide covers how to get there by bus and train and what to expect on match day.
Check Gloucestershire Cricket’s ground regulations for bag and food rules for your match.
Bristol County Ground at a glance
| Location | Nevil Road, Bishopston, Bristol |
| Also known as | Seat Unique Stadium, Nevil Road |
| Home of | Gloucestershire CCC |
| Main rail stations | Bristol Temple Meads (about 2 miles); Bristol Parkway (about 4 miles) |
| Buses | Routes 72–77 from Temple Meads stop within about 100 yards |
How to get to the Bristol County Ground
- Bus from Temple Meads: bus routes 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 and 77 stop within about 100 yards of the ground.
- Train: Bristol Temple Meads is about 2 miles away and Bristol Parkway about 4 miles. The local Montpelier station is closer, with a short bus ride or walk from there.
- Car: the ground is in a residential area with little parking, so the club encourages public transport.
Food, drink and bags
There’s a good mix of food and drink on the concourses. Rules on bringing your own food, drink and alcohol, and on bag sizes, vary by match type (international or county), so check Gloucestershire Cricket’s ground regulations before you go.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Seat Unique Stadium the same as the Bristol County Ground?
Yes. Seat Unique Stadium is the sponsored name of the Bristol County Ground on Nevil Road.
How do I get to the Bristol County Ground from Temple Meads?
Take bus 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 or 77. They stop within about 100 yards of the ground.
Related guides
Sources: Gloucestershire Cricket. Easy Guide India is not affiliated with Gloucestershire CCC.