North Ferriby

North Ferriby FC are an East Yorkshire village club with a long senior-football story and a notable modern revival. The current club re-formed in 2019 after the previous North Ferriby United ceased operating. In 2026/27 they compete in the Northern Premier League East Division at Step 4.

A village club with a long story

North Ferriby’s history spans several generations of football in the village. The club played at a number of local sites before moving to the Grange Lane Playing Fields in 1954. Volunteers and committee members developed the ground over time, establishing the base that became the Dransfield Stadium.

The previous club and the revival

The earlier North Ferriby United enjoyed significant success, but ceased operating in 2019. A new club was established to preserve senior football in the village and reconnect the team with its supporters. That revival is an important distinction: the present North Ferriby FC carries the village’s football identity forward, while the former club’s achievements belong to its own historical record.

The modern club

Since reforming, North Ferriby have worked through the regional pyramid and reached the Northern Premier League East. Step 4 football brings a challenging calendar and regular tests against established non-league sides. For current league records and a verified honours timeline, consult the club and league’s official records.

Dransfield Stadium ground guide

The club’s home is the Dransfield Stadium, Grange Lane, North Ferriby, East Yorkshire, HU14 3AB. The venue has developed from the village playing fields into a recognised non-league ground. Check the club’s latest directions and access information before travelling.

Matchday information

Admission prices, refreshments, payment methods and turnstile opening times can change during the season. Confirm details for the specific fixture, especially cup ties or rearranged matches. Respect signage and follow any instructions from club volunteers or stewards.

Travel and parking

Use Grange Lane, North Ferriby, HU14 3AB for route planning. Check current parking availability and local restrictions rather than assuming on-site spaces are guaranteed. If travelling by train or bus, verify the latest timetable and onward walking route, including the return journey after an evening match.

Community and identity

North Ferriby’s story is closely tied to village football and the determination to keep a senior club active after the 2019 closure. The present club provides a continuation of that local connection and a focal point for supporters in East Yorkshire.

Before visiting

  • Check the fixture is confirmed and note the kick-off time.
  • Confirm current admission and payment arrangements.
  • Check parking, access and public transport details.
  • Follow the club’s official updates on matchday.

Quick facts and official information

Club: North Ferriby FC
Location: North Ferriby, East Yorkshire
Current club re-formed: 2019
Ground: Dransfield Stadium
Address: Grange Lane, North Ferriby, HU14 3AB
League: Northern Premier League East, Step 4 (2026/27)

Check North Ferriby FC’s official channels for current fixtures, ticket information and visitor guidance before travelling.

Club History and Key Milestones

The present North Ferriby club was re-formed in 2019 after the previous club ceased operating. The club carries the village’s football identity forward and plays at the Dransfield Stadium on Grange Lane. Older references may describe the former club’s history, so distinguish the current organisation’s record from that of its predecessor.

Ground and Visitor Information

Home ground: Dransfield Stadium, Grange Lane, North Ferriby, East Yorkshire, HU14 3AB. Confirm the latest fixture details, admission arrangements, access information and any parking guidance directly with the club before travelling. Ground names and facilities can change, and older directory listings may be out of date.

Matchday Checklist

  • Check the fixture and kick-off time on the club’s latest official update.
  • Confirm current admission prices and payment methods.
  • Plan the outward and return journeys, particularly for evening fixtures.
  • Check for postponements, venue changes or special access instructions before leaving.