Caledonian Stadium in Inverness is the home ground of Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC, in the Longman area just off the A9 near Kessock Bridge. Check the club’s fixture and ticket information before travelling, then choose between the signposted walk from the city centre, matchday bus services or driving.
- Location: Stadium Road, Inverness, IV1 1FF.
- From a 4-star hotel in central Inverness: about a 9-minute drive or 40-minute walk, roughly 1.6 miles.
- On foot from the city centre: the club recommends a signposted route described as a 20-minute walk.
- Parking: chargeable on-site parking is available.
Where is Caledonian Stadium in Inverness?

Caledonian Stadium stands in the Longman area, east of the A9 and near Kessock Bridge. Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC’s ground is at Stadium Road, Inverness, IV1 1FF. The club was founded in 1994, and the stadium has a capacity of 7,512.
How do you check fixtures and buy match tickets?

The club’s official fixture list gives match dates and kick-off times, and is updated as the season progresses. Check it before you make plans, since fixture details can change. The club’s official site currently calls the ground Sarens PSG Stadium.
Tickets are sold online, at the Club Shop and by telephone during office hours. Advance tickets are available only until three hours before kick-off. The Club Shop and ticket office list opening hours of Monday to Friday, 10:00am–4:00pm, and on matchdays from 10:00am until kick-off.
Ticket prices and availability can vary by match, so confirm them with Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC before you go. The club provides wheelchair spaces with adjacent carer seats across all four stands, step-free entrances and direct wheelchair access to most public areas.
Reserved parking bays are available in the Directors’, North and South car parks for disabled customers. The ground is a no-smoking venue, including a ban on e-cigarettes and vapes.
How do you get to the stadium from central Inverness?

The club’s recommended walk from Inverness city centre takes 20 minutes and follows a signposted route. Follow the club’s guidance carefully: pedestrians should not continue down Longman Road and cross the A9 dual carriageway.
A service bus leaves Farraline Park bus station 45 minutes before a game and returns there after the match. Some local pubs and clubs also run regular buses to matches; the Caley Thistle Social Club on Greig Street is one example.
Check current services with the club before setting out. If you’re planning other outdoor activities in the area, Bught Park in Inverness is another local venue.
What should you know about parking and matchday access?

Chargeable car parking is available on-site, but the club does not publish a general matchday price or capacity in its fan guide. Check the club’s official site before you go for current parking and access details, and allow time to park and reach your entrance.
For airport connections before or after a match, the drive from Inverness Airport to the central Inverness hotel takes about 30 minutes; Inverness Airport to Inverness transport covers the journey.
Planning the return journey
If you take the service bus from Farraline Park, the club says it returns to the same bus station after the game. For other transport, check the operator’s current arrangements before travelling, especially if you need to coordinate a connection. Matchday buses run by local pubs and clubs may provide another way back, so confirm their plans directly.
Before you go, check the official site for the fixture, ticket arrangements, transport and parking information.
FAQs
Where does Inverness Caledonian Thistle play?
The club plays at Caledonian Stadium, Stadium Road, Inverness, IV1 1FF, in the Longman area near Kessock Bridge.
How long is the walk from central Inverness?
The club describes its signposted recommended walk from the city centre as 20 minutes. It warns pedestrians not to cross the A9 dual carriageway from Longman Road.
Is parking available at Caledonian Stadium?
Yes. Chargeable parking is available on-site; disabled customers can use reserved bays in the Directors’, North and South car parks.
