Caledonian Stadium
The Caledonian Stadium became Inverness Caledonian Thistle’s home in 1996, following the club’s formation through the merger of Inverness Caledonian and Inverness Thistle. Situated near the Moray Firth, the stadium was developed to provide a permanent home for the new club as it progressed through the Scottish leagues. Its relatively compact design places supporters close to the action, while its northern location makes it one of the most geographically distinctive grounds in the professional game. The stadium has hosted Premiership football, domestic cup matches and memorable occasions in the club’s modern history.
Getting There
Address
Stadium Road, Inverness, IV1 1FF
Nearest Railway Station
Inverness (1.4 miles)
The ground is straightforward to find and depending on which approach you take into Inverness, the bright orange cantilevers of the Main Stand can be seen for quite some distance away. Continue on the A9 through Inverness and at the roundabout, just before the large Kessock Bridge that takes you across the Moray Firth, turn right for the road down to the ground.
Club Information
Founded
1994
SFA Licence
Entry Level
Home Colours
Blue & Red / Blue / Blue
Change Colours
Red & Black / White / White
Ground Information
Record Attendance
9,530 vs Aberdeen, 16th October 2004
Capacity
7512
Seats
7512
Cover
Yes
Floodlights
Yes
Playing Surface
Grass
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