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About Knowsley Road

Knowsley Road was a historic rugby league stadium in Eccleston, St Helens, and served as the home ground of St Helens R.F.C. from 1890 to 2010. With a capacity of approximately 17,500, the ground featured four open terracing stands and one seated stand known as the Family Stand. While the site was redeveloped after demolition in 2011, it remains a notable part of St Helens’ sporting heritage. This venue page provides practical details to help you plan a visit, including seating information, parking, transport options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to make your trip straightforward and enjoyable.

Whether you’re researching stadium history or planning to visit the area for a game or event in nearby locations, we’ve got you covered with clear, user-friendly details. If you’re booking tickets or lodging, secure your seats and stay with trusted partners. For more up-to-date itineraries or event specifics, check official club communications and local listings.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 17,500 (historic figure for Knowsley Road).
  • Venue type: Rugby league stadium, home to St Helens R.F.C. from 1890–2010.
  • Location/address: Knowsley Road, Eccleston, St Helens, WA10 4AD (historic address widely cited; other listings show WA10 4PW).
  • Seating/chart: Four stands of open terracing and one seated stand (Family Stand).
  • Parking: There was an on-site car park; the railway line was replaced by the club’s car park after development.
  • Transit: Nearest rail access at Rainhill Station; local bus routes serve the area (e.g., routes 61, 35).
  • Nearby hotels: St Helens Borough hotels include Premier Inn St Helens South, Mercure Haydock Hotel, Travelodge St Helens, etc.
  • Notable events: Ground record attendance of 35,695 for St Helens vs. Wigan (1949); hosted international Test match in 2006 (Great Britain vs. New Zealand).
  • Renamed GPW Recruitment Stadium (2008–2010) for sponsorship.
  • Demolished: Spring 2011; site redeveloped as Cunningham Grange housing.