Where to Find the Cheapest and Most Convenient Parking Near Anfield Stadium
Your complete guide to finding cheap and convenient parking near Anfield Stadium in Liverpool on matchdays and event days.
Anfield Stadium: Home of Liverpool FC
Anfield is the home of Liverpool FC, located approximately 2.5 miles north-east of Liverpool city centre. With a capacity of over 61,000, it is one of the largest and most iconic football stadiums in England and regularly hosts Premier League fixtures, cup ties and major events. Its residential setting means parking requires careful planning on every matchday.
Book Anfield Parking in Advance
Anfield Stadium sits in a busy residential area, and demand for parking in the surrounding streets is high on matchdays. There is no dedicated public car park at the stadium itself, roads around Liverpool get congested quickly before kick-off and after full-time, and on-street parking in the area is limited and actively enforced on event days.
Spaces close to the ground sell out quickly — sometimes hours before kick-off — so booking ahead is the simplest way to take the stress out of matchday.
Pre-booking Liverpool matchday parking with JustPark removes the guesswork and helps you avoid restricted residential streets, temporary road closures and last-minute price hikes. With a wide mix of options available — from secure car parks to private driveways — supporters can browse what's nearby, pick their fixture, and lock in a space that suits them.
When you reserve your parking in advance, you can:
Park within walking distance of Anfield Stadium
Avoid last-minute "pop-up" options and inflated matchday prices
Arrive knowing your space is secured before you travel
Extend your parking through the JustPark app if plans change (subject to availability)
Where to Park Near Anfield Stadium
Demand for parking around Anfield is typically highest in and around the following areas:
Anfield and Walton: The closest options to the ground, these fill up fast. Pre-book here for the best chance of parking within easy walking distance of the turnstiles.
Kirkdale and Everton: Slightly further out, with private driveways and commercial spaces available through JustPark within a manageable walk or short bus ride of the stadium.
Liverpool City Centre: A popular choice for supporters happy to travel the final leg by bus or train, helping avoid the heaviest congestion around Anfield on matchdays.
Many surrounding streets are subject to residential parking restrictions on event days, which are actively enforced. Pre-booking an off-street space is the safest way to avoid fines and delays. Parking slightly further out can also make your post-match exit considerably quicker.
Alternative Ways to Get to Anfield
Many supporters choose to drive part of the way and use public transport for the final leg, particularly those travelling from further afield.
Park and Walk
Parking a short distance from Anfield and walking to the ground is a straightforward option on matchdays. Routes through the surrounding residential streets are well-used by supporters, and arriving on foot avoids the worst of the pre-match traffic build-up around the stadium.
Park and Continue by Bus or Train
The 917 bus runs directly from Liverpool city centre to Anfield on matchdays, making it one of the easiest public transport options for supporters. Liverpool Lime Street Station — less than two miles from the ground — serves trains from across the UK, and Liverpool Central connects to the Merseyrail network. From Sandhills station, a dedicated Soccerbus service runs directly to the stadium on matchdays, making it a convenient option for those parking further out.
Matchday Parking Tips for Anfield Stadium
Arrive early. Parking near Anfield fills up fast on matchdays, particularly for high-profile Premier League fixtures. Give yourself plenty of time.
Avoid unofficial options. Pop-up parking may look convenient, but many of these spaces are unvetted and could result in fines or an unsecured vehicle. All spaces on JustPark are checked to ensure they are legal and safe.
Check restrictions. Residential streets around Anfield, Walton and Kirkdale are actively enforced on event days — always pre-book rather than risk a fine.
Have your booking details ready. Keeping your confirmation and access instructions to hand means you can pull straight in without any delays.
Think about your exit. Parking a little further from the stadium often means a much quicker and smoother getaway after the final whistle.
Live Near Anfield? Earn Money on Matchdays
If you live near Anfield Stadium in areas such as Anfield, Walton, Kirkdale, Everton or Tuebrook, you could be making money on matchdays by listing your driveway on JustPark.
Homeowners close to stadiums can earn up to 57% more annually by renting out their space during high-demand fixtures. It takes just a few minutes to list, it's completely free, and you stay in full control of when your space is available.
Book Your Anfield Stadium Parking Today
Don't leave Liverpool matchday parking to chance. Spaces around Anfield get reserved quickly, particularly for big Premier League fixtures and sold-out events.
Pre-book your parking near Anfield Stadium with JustPark and arrive relaxed, on time and ready for kick-off.
