Lesser Hampden
Lesser Hampden became Queen’s Park’s first-team home in the 2025–26 season, marking a significant change for Scotland’s oldest association football club. Located beside the historic national stadium at Hampden Park in Glasgow, the ground provides a more compact setting for league football. Its modern facilities reflect Queen’s Park’s transition away from playing regular home fixtures at the much larger Hampden venue. The move retains the club’s close association with Mount Florida and Scottish football heritage while creating a more appropriately scaled environment for its supporters and players.
Getting There
Address
Letherby Drive, Glasgow, G42 9BA
Nearest Railway Station
Mount Florida (500 yards)
Leave the M74 at Junction 1A and take the A728 towards Polmadie/King’s Park/Hampden. At the T-junction with traffic lights, bear right onto Aikenhead Road. After about half a mile you will go through a set of double traffic lights with the Toryglen Football centre on the left. Carry-on, straight through these lights and the Aikenhead Road bears round to your right and Hampden Park.
Club Information
Founded
1867
SFA Licence
Bronze
Home Colours
Black & White / White / Black
Change Colours
Blue & Orange / Orange / Blue
Ground Information
Record Attendance
95,722 vs Rangers, 18th January 1930 (at 3rd Hampden)
Capacity
1774
Seats
1774
Cover
Yes
Floodlights
Yes
Playing Surface
Synthetic
Social Club
Accessibility Information
Wheelchair / Step-Free Access
Yes
Accessible Cover
Yes. At the top of the only stand.
Toilet Facilities
Disabled toilet in the stand, close to the wheelchair section.
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