Approaching from the east:
The A39 (travelling from Bodmin) and the A390 (travelling from St. Austell) meet at a traffic-light controlled junction. From here, keep ahead, always following the signs for A390 Redruth. At the first roundabout (¾ mile, dual carriageway by now), take the third exit (ahead) onto Morlaix Avenue. At the next roundabout (¼ mile), take the second exit (Tesco’s and Truro Quay on your left) up the steep hill. Keep ahead at the double mini-roundabout (½ mile) at the A39 Falmouth junction. Continue ahead on the A390 (Green Lane then Treyew Road) for another half-mile and the ground is on your left.

Approaching from the west:
The main approach from the west is via the A390 through Threemilestone. After passing Treliske hospital on your left, continue ahead for about a mile to the Station Road roundabout with County Hall on your right. Go straight ahead and the ground is a short distance on your right.

By train:
Travel by rail is for those who have deep pockets. A day return is possible from Banbury at £100; this can be reduced to £66 per person with a group booking for at least four adults.

Outward:- Banbury 0703, Oxford 0732/0737, Didcot 0749/0814, Truro 1236
Return:- Truro 1824, Didcot 2247/2312, Oxford 2324/2353, Banbury 0053

Didcot to Truro trains go via Bristol. The return from Oxford to Banbury is by bus; you might prefer to drive to Oxford to get home an hour earlier.

The station is only about half a mile from the ground. From the entrance, turn right up Station Hill to the roundabout opposite County Hall. Turn left down Treyew Road and the ground is on the right.