Butlin Road's southern side is split between terracing and seating. Immediately in front of the turnstile block are five shallow rows of uncovered standing terrace. A set of metal bars sit in front of the third-highest row for supporters to lean on.
Butlin Road's turnstiles are in place front of the turnstiles and this terraced area,
The main feature on this side of the football ground is the Main Stand, a large elevated seating area. Seats inside are mostly blue, but also includes the letters VS spelt out in white on the outer seating blocks. The "S" block in turn has a flat platform in front of it for disabled supporters to use, and this is accessed via a ramp around the corner. Rugby Town's changing rooms are based inside this Main Stand, with the tunnel at the base on ground level. Views from anywhere inside the Main Stand are perfectly clear.
The western end of the southern side contains uncovered terracing which loops around to include the southwest corner. Up behind this terraced area is access to the main bar, refreshment hub and conference and events suite.
Views from this part of the southern side can be impacted slightly by a floodlight pole in the ground's southwest corner.

The West Stand is a large covered standing terrace.
There are a total of 12 rows, including a large open space right at the back which you can also stand on. A row of blue metal bars are in place right down at the front, and also close to the back for fans to lean on.
Views from inside the West Stand are perfectly clear with excellent overhead protection. There are just small walls in place at either end to provide sideways protection however.

Butlin Road's northern side is split into multiple sections.
At the western end is a section of uncovered standing terrace. This section includes 10 metal blue bars, alternative in position across the terraced area. Views are clear from this part of Butlin Road, but have no overhead protection.
Further along it a section of standing terrace which has upward-angled roof overhead. It is accessed through a fence which is closed whenever segregation is in place. Supporting pillars are in place at the front of this covered terracing section and will affect your view slightly as a result.
The central section of the northern side contains five shallow rows of blue seating, which interestingly have increasingly less leg room the further back you go. The westernmost seating block is marked as being for home directors, with a door at the back of the neighbouring walkway leading to the Boardroom. Another blue seating block follows, and the away directors seating block is the other side of a solid blue bar.
Two rows of seating are based in front of the football ground's control box. These rows of seating are marked as being reserved for match sponsors.
There are two further seating blocks in this central section, the easternmost block being marked as the Family Enclosure.
Supporting pillars run regularly towards the front of the stand, and will affect the view for most based inside. They do not get in your way however if you based right down in the front row.
Further along Butlin Road's northern side is another section of standing terrace which has upward-angled roof overhead. Supporting pillars are in place at the front of this covered terracing section and will affect your view slightly as a result.
The easternmost section of the northern side is an uncovered standing terrace, though this one doesn't have any metal bars running along it. Views are clear from here, but have no overhead protection.

Butlin Road's eastern side can be split into three sections.
The outer sections are four shallow rows of uncovered standing terrace. Views from these parts of the football ground are mostly clear, though a floodlight pillar can slightly restrict the view at certain places. This will only be a problem if the terraced sections are completely packed however.
The central section consists of thirteen shallow rows of covered standing terrace. The section has a row of metal bars down the front to lean on, as well as four metal bars up towards the back. Clear, well protected views are provided behind the eastern goal, with walls at either end to separate this section from its outer neighbours.