Flint Town United is leading the way in train-friendly stadiums in the Cymru Premier, with its ground Cae-y-Castell just 0.4 miles from Flint railway station. This makes it an ideal destination for supporters who prefer to travel by rail.
What makes a stadium train-friendly?
A train-friendly stadium is one that is easily accessible by rail, with a short walk from the nearest railway station. This is a major factor for supporters who do not drive or prefer not to use their cars for away games.
How do other teams rank?
Other teams in the Cymru Premier have varying levels of accessibility by rail. Briton Ferry Llansawel, for example, has a ground that is around 0.3 miles from Briton Ferry railway station. Llandudno's Maesdu Park is roughly half a mile from Llandudno railway station, making it another easily accessible destination.
What about the teams at the bottom of the table?
At the other end of the scale, Holywell Town and Caernarfon Town have the most challenging rail journeys. Holywell Town's ground is around five miles from Flint railway station, while Caernarfon Town's ground is approximately nine miles from Bangor railway station.
As of August 24, 2026, Flint Town United is currently 13th in the Premier League with 0 points from 4 games, having lost all four matches. The team has scored 4 goals and conceded 8, resulting in a goal difference of -4. They are 12 points behind leaders Barry Town. Their next fixture is against Holywell Town at home on October 30, 2026.
