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Routes 381 / 382 stop outside the entrance. Serves Doncaster, Wheatley, Intake, Armthorpe and the train station.
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There's nothing quite like a home Saturday at Castle Park. Whether you're arriving early for a pint at the Longest Bar in Yorkshire, grabbing a Cow Pie, bringing the kids to meet Donny the Knight, or settling in for kick-off, this page has everything you need for a smooth, enjoyable day with Doncaster Knights.
Castle Park
Armthorpe Road, Doncaster DN2 5QB
Routes 381 / 382 stop outside the entrance. Serves Doncaster, Wheatley, Intake, Armthorpe and the train station.
View timetablesDoncaster station, 4 miles. Then bus 381/382, taxi from the station rank, or a 3.5-mile walk (1h 25m).
Plan your journeyBest from Armthorpe, Intake and Wheatley Hills if you are able.
See walking routesLimestone & Woodside on site, first-come, £7. Overflow at Sportsman Pub and Outwood Academy, 7-min walk, £7.
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We will always show a variety of sports in the club's concourse bar on a matchday. Premiership Rugby, European Rugby, international Rugby, you name it – it's on! So don't be afraid to arrive early or stick around afterwards to catch up on the wider rugby world.
For our mini Knights fans, pop over and say hello to Donny the Knight, our loyal mascot. He is always on hand for high-fives and selfies.
Keep an eye on our social media for week-by-week updates on our matchday activations. They can vary from free coaching sessions on the 4g pitch to face painting or bouncy castles.
Or call 01302 831 388
How do I purchase tickets for an upcoming fixture?
Tickets can be purchased from our ticketing page or at the gate at our ticket window (located to the right of the turnstiles).
Will my child need a ticket to enter the stadium?
Yes – our U16S tickets are free, but they still need to have a physical ticket to get through the turnstiles. They can be ordered on our ticketing page or picked up at the ticketing window.
How do I get to Castle Park?
For detailed information on travelling to Castle Park, please visit the 'getting here' section of the website.
What time do turnstiles open?
Turnstiles will open 2 and 1/2 hours before kick-off.
Can I bring a Buggy/stroller to the match?
Yes – but the buggy remains your responsibility.
Can I bring a dog to the match?
No – dogs are strictly prohibited at Castle Park.
Where are the toilets located?
Both male and female toilets are located in the concourse. Men's are to the left of the bar, alongside the accessible toilet. Women's are to the right of the bar.
There are more toilets upstairs along the hospitality suite corridors.
Who can I contact on an event day or matchday if I need to report anti-social behaviour or racist, homophobic, sexist or other abuse?
If you see anti-social behaviour or hear racist, homophobic, sexist or other abuse around the stadium, please locate the nearest steward in a hi-vis jacket.
Who do I contact for lost property?
Please locate a steward, and they can enquire about lost property – on non-match days you can contact reception to enquire about lost property.
Can I buy alcohol?
Yes, there is a wide range of bars and concessions situated around the stadium both inside and outside Concourses.
Alcohol will be available to buy for adults aged 18+. However, you may be required to provide photo identification as proof of age.
Is there accessible seating and parking available?
Yes, there is a designated wheelchair user area and ease of access seating available. Furthermore, a limited amount of accessible parking is located in our Woodside car park; stewards will invite you to enter the ground VIA the bottom door of the concourse to reduce walking.
Please get in touch with reception for more information.