Crown Ground, Football stadium in Hyndburn, United Kingdom
Crown Ground is a football stadium in Hyndburn with several stands including the Jack Barret Memorial Stand, Clayton End, and Whinney Hill Terrace. The venue accommodates around 5,000 spectators spread across these different sections.
The stadium opened in 1968 and became the new home of Accrington Stanley Football Club following the club's reformation. This establishment marked an important return to professional football for the region.
The stadium serves as the home of Accrington Stanley Football Club, with supporters creating an energetic environment during matches. The fans shape the match day experience and contribute to the sense of community around the club.
The stadium has a car park with space for about 300 vehicles, with additional street parking available nearby. Regular bus services connect the venue to Accrington Railway Station, making access straightforward.
The stadium sits at an elevation of 516 meters above sea level, making it one of the highest positioned football grounds in Lancashire. This elevated location can affect weather and playing conditions, giving the venue a distinctive geographical characteristic.
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