Admission prices

    Adults - £7.50      Senior Citizens - £4      Children - £2

Programme - £1.50
 

Snack Bar Menu

   Chips - £1.10     Peas - 50p     Gravy - 50p
   Pies (Meat & Potato, Steak & Kidney, Chicken & Mushroom) - All £1.20
   Pasties (Meat, Cheese & Onion, Vegetable, Chicken Tikka)   - All £1.20
Large Sausage Rolls - £1.10

Cold Drinks - Cans 60p  Cartons 20p

Hot Drinks - Tea 50p  Coffee 70p  Soup 60p  Bovril 60p  Hot Chocolate 70p

Selection of sweets, crisps, chocolates, biscuits etc.

The snack bar is situated over to your left as you enter the ground just before the main stand.  Our team of lady helpers are very friendly and will be pleased to serve you either from the hatch overlooking the pitch or from the warmer surroundings inside (entrance round the back)
 

Club Shop

This is situated in the Social Club building next to the Snack Bar (entrance via the door at the Mart Lane corner of the ground, not via the Snack Bar).
Large selection of Club Badges, Programmes & Souvenirs
Burscough FC merchandise including scarves, polo shirts, T-shirts, sweatshirts, outer jackets, baseball caps, woolly hats etc.
 

Parking Facilities

There is limited street parking near the ground and also limited parking on Bobby Langton Way and in the vicinity of the Sports centre at the end of this road.  In Burscough village there is free car parking by Burscough Bridge railway station (from where there is pedestrian access to Bobby Langton Way and the ground) and also on Lord Street, Mill Lane and School Lane - all within 5 minutes walk of the ground (click HERE for map).

Directions to ground from M6 motorway
 

Local Hostelries

If you require a drink before the game try the Barons Club on the corner of the ground on Bobby Langton Way or in Burscough village there is the Royal Coaching House or The Bridge (by Burscough Bridge railway station).  The Junction Hotel is by Burscough Junction railway station (yes, we really do have two railway stations !) on the A5209 as you approach Burscough from the M6 motorway and about one mile further south down the A59 are the Lion and the Bull & Dog pubs.  Pub grub can be found at most of these but for a really excellent bar or restaurant meal we can recommend the Rufford Arms Hotel which is about 4 miles to the north on the A59 just before the junction with the A581 to Croston and Chorley.