Warwick
🏟️ Address: Warwick Racecourse, Hampton Street, Warwick, CV34 6HN, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps
Warwick Racecourse is ideally located in the heart of England, with easy access from a number of main routes: M40 (Junction 15), M42, M5, and M6. The ample parking at the course means that driving is a popular way to travel. There are also great public transport links via train or bus services, and the racecourse is just 1.2 km from the centre of Warwick.
Below you can find general information on travel and parking for Warwick 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.
Coach and car parking are free of charge in the raceday car parks located on-site. When leaving the car park you will be required to exit via a specified route, normally the direction you came from. There may be delays in exiting due to everyone leaving at the same time.
Disabled parking is located at the entrance to the Main Enclosure. Stewards will direct you to this area on the production of your blue badge.
The racecourse has 2 “fast charge” electric vehicle charging points located near the entrance. These are operated under the Polar scheme. Access can be restricted at some race meetings so please check the availability of the charge points in advance and be aware that your vehicle will need to be moved after parking.
You may find the following Warwick taxi numbers useful when you are travelling to the racecourse.
The following Stagecoach Bus Services run on a regular daily basis:
Warwick Racecourse is served by 2 train stations, both operate on the Chiltern line which runs between London Marylebone and Birmingham Snow Hill.
As Warwick is home to the legendary Warwick Castle, it is a popular family destination with lots of accommodation to choose from. Therefore, accommodation prices in Warwick are higher than in most towns, especially during school holidays. However, there’s plenty of more affordable alternatives in neighouring towns, cities, and countryside.
Warwick Racecourse has some great bars and eateries including Scudamore, Westgate & Dukes. Many of the outlets cater for specific dietary requirements such as gluten-free. Food and drink outlets will also be using a contactless payment method only.
No outside food and drink are permitted into the main enclosure on our racedays. On premier days when the centre course enclosure is open, you can bring your own picnic.
All bars on course have a hydration station with complimentary water.
Warwick Racecourse is just a 1.1 km (14 min) walk from the centre of Warwick.
From Warwick Town Centre Bus Station, you will be starting on Puckerings Lane and follow this until the end of the road.
Please enter through the entry gate indicated by your ticket. Gates open 1.5 to 2 hours before the first race.
Walk-up tickets will be available for racedays that have not already sold out. These tickets can be purchased by card or contactless only.
There are toilet facilities located throughout the venue in all enclosures.
Baby changing facilities are located in the disabled toilet next to the Dukes Bar and in the ladies toilet next to the paddock boxes.
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.
Warwick Racecourse hosts a range of horse racing fixtures throughout the autumn, winter, and spring months when the jump (National Hunt) racing season is in full swing. The biggest meetings at the racecourse are Classic Chase Day when the Leamington Novices' Hurdle and the Classic Chase are run and Kingmaker Chase Day named after the Grade 2 feature race.
Warwick Racecourse ticket prices vary depending on a number of factors including the event, what the ticket includes, and the seller. For example, tickets for a hospitality package offering greater access around the course and dining options will be more expensive than those for the Main Enclosure. Similarly, Main Enclosure 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.
Walk-up tickets will be available for racedays that have not already sold out and you can check individual fixtures on the racecourse website. 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.
Warwick Racecourse offers an ample amount of public parking which is free for all attendees of the race meeting. Traffic around the course can build up at peak times, so early arrival is advised to avoid delays getting into the venue. See the Warwick Racecourse travel & parking section above for parking details and other venue travel information including public transport.
Warwick Racecourse is ideally situated in Warwick and the city and surrounding area offers a range of accommodation options to suit all needs and budgets. See the Warwick 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 Warwick Racecourse vary by event, but usually open around 1.5 to 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.
Hampton Street, Warwick, CV34 6HN, United Kingdom.
