Dunstall Park, Wolverhampton, is the first floodlit racecourse in Britain, and provides both evening and afternoon racing throughout the year.
There is no longer jump racing at Wolverhampton and now the action revolves around flat racing on the all weather track throughout the year.
Wolverhampton racecourse was re-developed in 1993 and is now a modern, spacious complex incorporating a 54 bedroom Holiday Inn and a conference and exhibition centre.
Wolverhampton is the only floodlit racecourse in the UK which makes the regular Saturday evening meetings rather special. At evening race meetings there are special themes, with extra entertainment for diners and dancing until midnight after the racing.
How to get to WolverhamptonBy Car: M54, junction 2, A449 to Wolverhampton - approximately 4 miles. From the north, exit junction 12 of M6 onto west to A449 to Wolverhampton - approximately 8 miles. From the south, exit junction 10a of M6 onto M54 to Junction 2, A449 to Wolverhampton - approximately 7 miles. Dunstall Park is situated one mile north of Wolverhampton town centre, just off the A449, on Gorsebrook Rd.
By Train: The closest station is Wolverhampton which is five minutes from the course.
By Bus: No 525 bus runs from Central Bus Station in Wolverhampton, near the railway station, and stops on Gorsebrook Rd, a short walk from the racecourse.
By Air: Birmingham International Airport is approximately 30 miles away. A connecting train runs from the airport to Wolverhampton.
Wolverhampton Racecourse
Dunstall Park Centre
Dunstall Park
Wolverhampton
WV6 0PE
Email: enquiries@dunstallpark.com
Website: www.wolverhampton-racecourse.co.uk
