Welcome to Racecourse Ground, the historic football stadium in Wrexham owned by Wrexham A.F.C. Since 2022, the club has managed operations, delivering a venue rich in football heritage and versatile events, from league fixtures to concerts. With a listed capacity of 12,600, the ground features the Mold Road Stand with 3,500 seats and a modernized Kop End that now operates as temporary seating under the STōK Cae Ras name. The stadium is adjacent to Wrexham General railway station, making travel straightforward for fans and visitors.

Whether you’re catching a football match, a rugby game, or a concert, you’ll want practical details on where to sit, how to park, and where to stay nearby. We’ve put together a clear guide to help you secure your seats and plan your visit with confidence.

For those planning a trip to Racecourse Ground, here are quick practical notes: book parking in advance where possible, use the proximity of Wrexham General station for easy access, and explore nearby hotels and dining options to maximize your visit. Our recommendations favor trusted partners to ensure quality stays and meals near the stadium. If you’re after a specific seating arrangement, we provide flexible options across the Mold Road Stand, Paddock/Sainsbury’s Stand, and temporary Kop End seating. Date specifics, event types, and any changes to naming or structure will be reflected in your booking details.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Location and ownership: Mold Road, Wrexham LL11 2AH; owner/operator is Wrexham A.F.C. (owned by the club since 2022).
Capacity and seating: Official capacity is 12,600 (Football); Mold Road Stand seats 3,500; Kop End redeveloped/replaced with temporary seating as part of a four-sided stadium plan.
Venue type: Primarily a football stadium; historically used for rugby league and rugby union; also hosts concerts.
Seating chart note: Four main areas historically include Mold Road Stand (3,500 seats), Sainsbury’s Stand (Paddock area), Eric Roberts Builders Stand, and the Kop End (demolished in 2023; temporary seating installed).
Kop End and renaming: Kop End demolished January 2023; sponsorship name STōK Cae Ras/Cae Ras STōK introduced in 2023.
Notable events: Wales’ first home international in 1877; attendance record around 34,445 for a 1957 FA Cup tie versus Manchester United; Rugby World Cup pool matches in 1999 were hosted there.
Transit: Wrexham General railway station is adjacent (0.3 miles).
Parking: Matchday parking typically uses nearby university/college lots and local car parks; pre-booking often advised.