Stirling County RFC
19 minute walk from Stirling station · Stirling, Central and Fife · Free entry
Stirling County RFC is a premier Scottish rugby union club. Playing home games at Bridgehaugh, this historic club was formed in 1946 through the union of Stirling HSFP and Bridge of Allan RFC. Today, it hosts a variety of teams, including top-flight women's sides and men's squads competing in the Scottish National League.
Visitors can explore a club with a prestigious legacy. Stirling County holds the unique distinction of rising from the seventh division to win the Scottish Championship and has produced famous internationals like Finn Russell and Kenny Logan. The club is also home to a historically successful youth set-up and recently celebrated championship glory as the Stirling Wolves.
When visiting Bridgehaugh, you can experience the excitement of live competitive rugby across various divisions. Beyond standard league matches, the club hosts the annual Stirling Sevens tournament, a tradition dating back to 1948 where teams compete for the Dr. Welsh Cup. It is a fantastic destination to witness the talent of one of Scotland’s most prolific rugby institutions.
Visitor information
- Place type
- Rugby ground
- Good for
- Rugby
- Admission
- Free
- Region
- Stirling, Central and Fife
Stations within walking distance
- Stirling station — 19 min walk, 1.6 km
Other places near Stirling
- Stirling Castle and Gowanhill — 1 min walk from the station
- Cambuskenneth Abbey from Stirling — 1 min walk from the station
- Albert Halls — 7 min walk from the station
- Holy Trinity Episcopal Church — 8 min walk from the station
- Tolbooth — 11 min walk from the station
- Smith Art Gallery & Museum — 11 min walk from the station