Highbury Stadium is packed into a residential area and you are unable to walk the entire way around the ground’s vicinity. The entrance to the Main Stand, known as the Parkside Stand on the east side of the ground, is on the corner between Park Avenue and Nelson Road.
The Parkside Stand is easily the largest part of the football ground and has a very nice modern exterior made out of large metal panels with some sections painted red, all underneath a curved metal roof. The Main Reception Entrance is in the centre, whilst Fleetwood Town’s Club Shop and Main Ticket Office can be found to the left of here. Private parking is located outside the stand.
Turnstiles into the Parkside Stand can be found in two separate locations. Turnstiles 1-2 (for away supporters) are based to the left of the Ticket Office and a Ticket Collection Booth. Turnstiles 3-4 (for home supporters) are located further along the stand. You will need to head out of the gates and along the footpath by a large field.
There are a handful of car parking spaces over by the southeast corner and outside the Main Reception Entrance.

Continuing round in a clockwise direction brings you to the South Stand, named after Percy Ronson who is regarded as one of Fleetwood Town’s greatest ever players.
The stand doesn’t run along the entire side of the pitch and you cannot walk along the back of it as there are houses directly outside.
The turnstiles leading into the Percy Ronson Stand (1-3) are on the southwest corner between Highbury Avenue and Hatfield Avenue.
The Percy Ronson Kiosk for tickets is immediately to the right of these turnstiles. To the left is the Highbury Sports & Social Club, a private members-only club and not open for away fans.

On the west side of Highbury Stadium is the Highbury Stand, so named after the road that runs out beyond the back of it.
Access to this side of Highbury Stadium comes from an access road off Highbury Avenue, a little away from the ground's northwest corner. Heading through gates brings you into the Highbury Stand car park and allows you to see the exterior of the stand. It is a simple corrugated iron exterior, but the remnants of the of the old stand still sits in place behind it.
Turnstiles for the Highbury Stand (T1-2) are at the ground's northwest corner and before the green gates that lead into the Highbury car park.

The Memorial Stand on the north side of the ground is named in honour of those who lost their lives in service to their country and the trawlermen lost at sea from the port of Fleetwood.
Its entrance is along Highbury Avenue and to get here from the Parkside Stand requires you to take the footpath along the edge of Memorial Park and then round the back of the Memorial Stand to the turnstiles in the northwest corner (T3-5). These turnstiles are immediately to the left of the Highbury Stand turnstiles.
The Memorial Stand is smaller than the Parkside Stand but still has a modern look to it. Its outermost parts are formed from grey corrugated iron, its central parts protruding further outwards and made from both light grey and dark grey panels. The eastern end of this panelled section houses the Red & Whites Player's/Guest Lounge (this is Passes Only) and requires you to have already passed through the stand's turnstiles.
The main feature of the Memorial Stand however is Jim's Bar, often open to both home and away supporters on a matchday. It is located through a green perimeter fence on the western side of the stand's exterior. There will be plenty of signs around to show you where you need to go to reach it.