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Directions:

From The East:
Leave the M25 at Junction 10 and take the A3 towards Guildford. On approaching Guildford turn right onto the A320 towards Woking. On entering Woking turn right at the roundabout into Wych Hill Lane, towards Old Woking (A247). This road leads into the A247 Kingfield Road and the entrance to the ground is down on the right.

From The West:
Leave the M25 at Junction 11 and take the A317 and then the A320 towards Woking. Continue on the A320 through Woking town centre. After passing a hospital on your left you will come to a fork in the road, where you want to leave the A320 and branch left into Claremont Road towards Old Woking (A247). At the bottom of Claremont Road turn left onto the A247 Kingfield Road and the entrance to the ground is down on the right.

There is no parking at such at the ground. Therefore, it is either street parking or at the leisure centre which is opposite the entrance to the ground and is free to park in.

By Train
Woking train station is about a mile away from the ground and is around a 15-20 minute walk. The station is served by trains from London Waterloo.

Exit the station on the opposite side of the station to the town (Station Approach/Oriental Road side). Turn Right down Station Approach and at the bottom, turn left onto Claremont Road (the A320). At the end of Claremont Road turn left on Kingfield Road and the ground is over the road on your right.

 

There is normally no segregation for away fans. However if segregation is in place then normally the whole of the Tennis Club Terrace and in some circumstances part of the Bellway Homes Stand Stand are allocated to away fans. Catering includes the usual fayre or Burgers, Pies and chips. Normally a relaxed and enjoyable day out.


Future Developments

It is hoped that at some point the Club will re-develop Yeading's old ground 'The Warren into a stadium that would meet Football League standards. The Club would then move from Church Road to the Warren.


General Information:

Admission prices for league matches for the 2011/12 season are:

Terrace:
Adults £14, Concessions £8, Under 7's Free

Seating:
Adults £16, Concessions £10, Under 7's Free

Concessions apply to Senior Citizens, Students (up to 22 years of age with ID) and Under 16's.

Programme Price
£2.50

Last Season: 19th, Conference Premier League

Average Attendance: 386

A Fans View:

Adam Beal a visiting AFC Wimbledon supporter adds; 'I found it difficult to find a parking space in the local streets, but did so eventually, may be an idea to consider public transport next time. The food in the Bellway Homes Stand is run by a local fish and chip company and was of a really good quality and gave the stand a great smell. The Club Bar was hospitable if not overly lively, with some pleasant banter amongst supporters. Overall a very pleasant ground and an enjoyable night'. .