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🏟️ Address: Huntingdon Racecourse, Thrapston Road, Brampton, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE28 4NL, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps
Huntingdon Racecourse is 4.6 km from Huntingdon town centre and is most easily accessed by car due to its extensive road links via the A14 and the ample on-site parking which is free for racegoers. The nearby train station in Huntingdon and bus and taxi services make it possible to travel to the event using public transport.
Below you can find general information on travel and parking for Huntingdon Racecourse. Individual events may have additional/restricted services available, and so we recommend clicking through to the event and viewing the Travel & Parking tab for event-specific information.
Huntingdon Racecourse is situated half a mile from the A14 Junction 22. The A14 links with the A1, M1, M11, and M6. This allows for easy access from the North and South, along with the West Midlands and East Coast. The racecourse is 20 miles to the northwest of Cambridge with easy access along the A14, and 22 miles south of Peterborough via the M1.
There is plenty of on-site parking which is free for all racegoers and is easily accessible from the A14 Junction 22.
There are areas set aside for customers with a Blue Badge, to allow forward parking near the racecourse entrances.
If you are looking to travel to the course by taxi, Huntingdon Racecourse recommends Hunts Taxis.
The nearest bus stop to the racecourse is Orchard Lane and public bus services 66, 400, 401, VL14, and X3 stop here. The stop is a 1.3 km (15 min) walk from the racecourse.
The nearest station is Huntingdon which is on the main line from Kings Cross London and is approximately 4.1 km (49 min) from the racecourse.
With prior permission, helicopters can land on the course on racedays. For further details, please call the racecourse office on 01480 453373.
As the racecourse is situated right next to the busy A141 and A1, walking is not recommended as a way to get to and from the venue.
Cambridge is considered an affluent city and many of its central hotels reflect that. However, there is a full range of accommodation styles and prices to suit every taste and budget.
The Peterborough Chase Restaurant is newly refurbished and positioned on the first floor of the Goodliff Stand. It offers an unprecedented view of both the course and Parade Ring. Tables are reserved for the day. There are various other bars and eateries around site where food and drinks can be purchased.
Please note that food and drink can only be brought into the venue when the Picnic Enclosure is open. Limited alcohol can be brought in with a picnic on these racedays.
Please enter the racecourse via the Main Entrance. Gates normally open 2 hours before the first race.
Walk-up tickets will be available for racedays that have not already sold out, unless when specified otherwise.
There are toilet facilities conveniently located throughout the venue.
Whether you're looking for a stylish hip flask, a cute teddy bear, some binoculars to enhance your racing experience, or an item of memorabilia, you can find a range of equine-themed items at The Jockey Club shop. Koobit may receive a commission from the supplier if you make a purchase, at no cost to you.
Huntingdon Racecourse hosts a range of horse racing fixtures and operates in the UK jump (National Hunt) racing season which runs from autumn to early spring. Just some of the biggest racedays at the course are Peterborough Chase Raceday and Sidney Banks Raceday.
Huntingdon Racecourse ticket prices vary depending on a number of factors including the event, the area the ticket is for, and the seller. For example, tickets for hospitality areas offering greater access around the course and dining options will be more expensive than those for the main enclosure. Similarly, tickets may be more expensive on a bigger raceday than at one of the smaller fixtures. Koobit compares ticket prices from primary and secondary sellers – just click through to an event and then click the Tickets tab for event-specific ticket information.
It is normally possible to buy tickets at Huntingdon Racecourse on the day of the event. Walk-up tickets will be available for racedays that have not already sold out. Buying your ticket online is generally the most reliable and convenient way to secure your tickets and ensure you get the admission you want and know the price upfront. Prebooked tickets also reduce the amount of time it will take to enter the racecourse on the day.
Huntingdon Racecourse offers an ample amount of public parking which is free for all attendees of the race meeting. See the Huntingdon Racecourse travel & parking section above for parking details and other venue travel information including public transport.
Huntingdon Racecourse is just over 4 km from the centre of Huntingdon which is a market town and offers some accommodation options. For more choice, visitors could look at hotels in Cambridge or Peterborough which are also both nearby. See the Huntingdon Racecourse hotels & accommodation section above to find hotels near the racecourse. You can also find additional information by clicking through to an event and then clicking the Accommodation and Destination tabs.
Gate opening times at Huntingdon Racecourse will usually be 2 hours before the first race. For some events, you can find the gate opening time on Koobit by viewing the event’s Schedule tab. Timings should also be confirmed on your tickets when you receive them.
Huntingdon Racecourse has a capacity of approximately 10,000. However, the capacity does differ between events depending on the seating configuration.
Thrapston Road, Brampton, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE28 4NL, United Kingdom.
