Cheltenham Racecourse

The Course

Cheltenham racecourse is a natural amphitheatre, set in a valley and is a left handed track. The course is shaped like a heart. It has some sweeping turns and many undulations with avery steep uphill finish, making it one of the most testing racecourses in the country. Cheltenham has seen some of the most exciting finishes in the most prestigious races in the National Hunt racing calendar.

Cheltenham Racecourse
Cheltenham racecourse facilities

The Facilities

The Best Mate Enclosure: This enclosure is located directly opposite the main stands and is fantastic value for money. It has a great view of the racing and there is a variety of bars and caterg facilites aswell as easy access to the betting facilities. .

Tattersalls Enclosure: This enclosure has extensive viewing terracing. There is also a betting hall and many bars and restaurants. There are viewing seats on level 3 of the Grandstand and bookings can be made for these and the lounge. You will also have full access to the paddock, unsaddling enclosure, the Hall of Fame and the Gold Cup Restaurant.

Club Enclosure: This enclosure is the most exclusive at Cheltenam Racecourse. It has the best view points of the track and also has the best catering and refreshment facilities. There are extensive Tote betting facilities available in all enclosures.

The Centaur: At all meetings any Club and Tattersalls ticket holders can use The Centaur. It has over one thousand extra seats and a big screen for race viewing. There is also a full range of catering and betting facilities.

How To Get To Cheltenham

By Road: 

The racecourse is situated just north of Cheltenham and is situated on the A435 approximately 5 miles from the M5 turn off. For those of you with Sat Nav, just enter the postcode GL50 4SH

By Train:

The nearest staion to Cheltenham racecourse is Cheltenham Spa. There are bus and taxi services available from the station.

Contact Details:

Prestbury Park
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
GL50 4SH
Tel:01242 513014