Ross County FC Ground & Tickets
Ground: Victoria Park
Capacity: 6,541
Location: Jubilee Park Road, Dingwall
Country: Scotland, United Kingdom
The Ground
Victoria Park, located in the Highland town of Dingwall, has been the home of Ross County F.C. since 1929. One of the most northerly stadiums in the Scottish Premiership, it offers a unique football experience shaped by its small-town setting and passionate local support.
With a capacity of just over 6,500, the stadium is fully seated and relatively compact, creating an intimate and atmospheric environment. The Global Energy Stand is the most modern section, while the other stands retain a more traditional feel. The close proximity of the stands to the pitch ensures that even smaller crowds can generate a strong and vocal atmosphere.
Despite its modest size, Victoria Park has hosted top-flight football and memorable cup runs, reflecting the club’s rise in recent decades and its strong identity within the Highlands.
Official Tickets
Ross County F.C. official website / ticket portal
At the stadium ticket office
On matchday for most fixtures (subject to availability)
Fanshop
How to get to the Stadium
Via Train
Dingway Railway Station. Around a 5–10 minute walk to the stadium. Regular services from Inverness.
By Car
Via the A9. Street parking around the stadium. Some local parking options available.
Airport
INV (Inverness Airport)
Distance: 20 miles (32 km). Travel Time: Around 25–30 minutes by car or taxi. Alternatively, take a bus or train into Inverness (20–30 minutes), then a train to Dingwall (around 20 minutes), followed by a short walk to the stadium.
ABZ (Aberdeen Airport)
Distance: 120 miles (193 km) Travel Time: Around 2 hours 30 minutes by car. Alternatively, take a bus into Aberdeen city centre (25–30 minutes), then a train to Inverness (around 2 hours 15 minutes), followed by a train to Dingwall.
Around the Stadium
Before and After the Match
The Mallard (Dingwall town centre). A popular Wetherspoons-style pub offering affordable drinks and plenty of space. A common meeting point for both home and away supporters before heading to the match.
The Station Hotel Bar (Dingwall). Located near the railway station, this is a convenient and friendly option for travelling fans arriving by train.
The Seaforth (High Street). A traditional Highland pub with a welcoming atmosphere and regular football crowd on matchdays. Ideal for a sociable pre-match pint.
The County Tavern (Dingwall). A local favourite with strong links to the club, offering a proper football pub feel and lively pre-match build-up.
The Tulloch Castle Hotel Bar (Tulloch Castle Drive). For something a bit different, this historic hotel bar offers a more relaxed and scenic setting just outside the town centre.
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