Before you come - who and where we are
We play our home games at Holm Park, Clydebank. In season 2025/26, we’ll be playing in the Lowland League, the fifth tier of Scottish football.
Picking your game
Our next fixture is usually displayed on the front page of this website, but you can also access a fixture list from us here or via the Lowland League’s website.
How to get here
We’re located at Holm Park, Clydebank, with directions to find us available here.
By car: Supporters travelling from Glasgow by car should exit the city in a north-westerly direction on the Clydeside Expressway past the SECC.
Follow signs for the A814 (Clydebank) for approx 6 miles. As you cross the boundary from Glasgow into Clydebank, the ground is situated around 100 yards past The Lovat Arms on your left hand side.
By train: A number of services run from Central Station and Queen Street Station in Glasgow. For train times we recommend you check with the Scotrail timetable. Passengers should alight at Yoker Station. The ground is only a couple of minutes walk from the station.
By bus: Several Bus services run from Glasgow City Centre to Clydebank. The most frequent services from Glasgow are 1, 1A, 1B, 1D, 1E & 2 – with buses every 5-10 minutes. You should alight the bus at LIDL, and the ground is no more than five minutes walk along Dumbarton/Glasgow road.
Parking
The car park will be reserved for players, officials and accessible parking only.
Accessible (blue badge) spaces can be booked on a first come first served basis by emailing [email protected] with your name and car registration.
General parking can be found in the Farmfoods overspill car park (not the main car park), John Knox Street, and the industrial estate in South Elgin street (all marked in red below).
Admission and Tickets
You can access digital tickets using the Fanbase app, just download and search for us where you can buy tickets in just a few simple taps.
For those unable to use technology or just those who prefer good old fashioned cash, you can still pay at the gate.
Once in the ground, if anyone is to leave the ground they will not be readmitted (no exceptions).
Visiting Supporters
Visiting supporters should use the main turnstiles located via the car park at Holm Park, then proceed to the right and follow the terrace up past the technical areas (area marked in blue) for watching the match.
Disabled Supporters
We have a small, covered enclosure designated for disabled supporters pitchside. We also have a fully accessible toilet situated to the rear of the ground, just in front of the green gate.
Should you have any specific queries, just email [email protected]
Match Programme and Half Time Draw
Our award-winning match day programme is available to buy throughout the season.
Including all the latest news, views, features and photographs from life at the Bankies, programmes are available from sellers within the ground for £2.
Make sure you keep a spare pound or two for our half time draw, where you can win £50 at each home game.
Food and Drink
If you’re looking for a pre or post match refreshment, our pals at The Lovat and Alexander’s Bar have you covered.
A snack van is usually in attendance just inside the green gate, offering burgers, hot dogs, chips with both hot and soft drinks also available.
Please note there is no public bar available inside the ground, but you can book hospitality by contacting our Director Steven McKerlie-Kemp at [email protected].
Club Shop
Our club shop is situated to the rear of the Clydeside terracing and is the perfect place to stock up on a whole host of Bankies merchandise and souvenirs.
You can also access the shop online here.
NO ALCOHOL OR PYROTECHNICS WILL BE ALLOWED IN HOLM PARK.
This match is classed as a designated sporting event. All persons entering the ground are admitted subject to the condition that they may be required to submit to a search to prevent prohibited / dangerous items being brought into the ground that could be used to cause injury or damage to persons or property.
The club reserve the right to refuse admission or eject individuals who do not follow these guidelines set by the club. These guidelines are also displayed inside Holm Park.
