To assist visiting supporters on their travels to our own Portland Park ground, a “Supporters Guide” has been compiled by our media team, with regards to what is available for away fans.
TROON FOOTBALL CLUB
Portland Park
Portland Street
Troon
KA10 6QN
| Full Name | Troon Football Club |
| Nickname(s) | The Seasiders |
| Founded | 1946 |
| Ground | Portland Park, Troon |
| Capacity | 2,000 (90 seated) |
| Chairman | Jim Kirkwood |
| Manager | Jimmy Kirkwood |
| Captain | Mark Morrison |
| 2025-26 | WOSFL Premier Division, 3rd from 16 |
BY ROAD
BY BUS
BY TRAIN
Troon railway station, which is served by trains from Glasgow, Kilmarnock and Ayr, is around 0.4 miles and a 9-10 minute walk from Portland Park. Taxis are available outside the station.
There is NO PARKING at the ground on matchdays. Limited street parking is available around the ground, however.
Accessible (blue badge) spaces can be booked on a first come first served basis by emailing info@troonfootballclub.co.uk with your name and car registration.
Please be as considerate as possible to our neighbours when entering or exiting the ground and make sure to keep footpaths unobstructed for wheelchairs and pedestrian access.
OVERFLOW PARKING
As mentioned, there is no parking at the ground on matchdays, so if there are no obvious spaces then please move to one of these options below – all of which are only a few minutes walk (at the most) from the ground.
NORTH SHORE CAR PARK
Overflow parking is available in the public car park on North Shore Road (KA10 6QT) pictured above, which is an easy walk just a few minutes from the ground.
ACADEMY STREET CAR PARK
Overflow parking is also available in the public car park on Academy Street (KA10 6HR) pictured above, which is an easy walk just a few minutes from the ground.
GILLIES STREET
Limited parking is also available in the nearby Gillies Street (KA10 6QH) which is very close to the ground, although please do respect our neighbours when parking.
Please note that we do not take any responsibility for vehicles left at the ground, in public car parks or on the street.
For organisers of supporters buses, or for team buses, you are welcome to drop off at the ground ahead of the match (in a safe, unobtrusive place) but the best place to park during the match is in the large lay-by on Dundonald Road (KA10 7AP) at the junction of Ottoline Drive, beside the cemetery.
The turnstiles at the main gates will be open approximately an hour before the match kicks off, or for the Youth Academy matches the main gates will be thrown open to welcome everyone in.
Vehicle traffic via the front gates is restricted to those with additional accessibility requirements, due to a limitation of space and to allow SCRAN the courtesy of not encroaching on their business operations.
Tickets are available at the cash turnstiles at Portland Park:
| Adult: | £12 |
| Concession: | £6 |
| Under 16s: | FREE |
For accessible parking, entry and toilets, have a read at our dedicated page:
Should you have any specific queries, just email info@troonfootballclub.co.uk
Visiting supporters tend to congregate on the Railway terrace at Portland Park, behind the away dugout.
Our local resident food truck, SCRAN have our hungry supporters covered with their own take on “Football Food” – highly recommended!
They will be open all day & will be open til late, selling a variety of hot food & drinks as well as cold drinks. Both cash and card are accepted.
If you’ve never been to SCRAN before, you really need to watch Blair McNally’s YouTube video after his visit to Portland Park…and SCRAN!
For a pre or post match refreshment, the social club at Portland Park will be open early from 12.30pm ahead of a 3pm kick-off, and supporters of both clubs are very welcome. And, indeed, neutrals!
The bar will close following the conclusion of the 5.30pm televised match.
You can book hospitality at Portland Park, have a look at our dedicated page for further details:
Contact our Commercial Manager John Redmond on: commercial@troonfootballclub.co.uk.
There is no longer a matchday programme at Troon Football Club. Sadly.
If you have an enquiry for Troon Football Club, just click HERE
As with all Lowland Football League matches, this match is classed as a designated sporting event. All persons entering the ground are admitted subject to the condition that they may be required to submit to a search to prevent prohibited / dangerous items being brought into the ground that could be used to cause injury or damage to persons or property.
Troon Football Club reserve the right to refuse admission or eject individuals who do not follow these guidelines set by the club. These guidelines are also displayed inside Portland Park.