Home of Beaconsfield Town FC
Since 1971
Capacity 3,500
★★★★★
★★★★★
Brought my daughter here for a match and the facilities were brilliant. Good quality 3G pitch with stands for the spectators. Loos clean and appropriately stocked. Brilliant burger van inside the ground serving burgers, snacks and hot and cold drinks. I had the dirty fries and they were immense, in all senses of the word, couldn't finish mine. Staff all very pleasant and helpful. In essence, went for the match, stayed for the dirty fries. 😁
12 months ago
Came for Beaconsfield 5 vs. 2 Chesham. Decent. Nice field. Nice and well maintained ground altogether, with obvios frequent renovations done and very clean . Only downsides are 1. No score board 2. Only one stall for both food and drink, by half time no hot food left. 3. While waiting in line for drinks you can't keep up with the ongoing game unlike most nonleague grounds, and it did take a bit as they have to serve both food and drink. BUT a super worth it visit and friendly staff and local fans.
2 months ago
Nor been here since the start of the VIDS - think it was 4/19
like the ground - they've done a bit of work around the perimeter to spruce it up a bit.
£10 in and progs free on line
Match a bit tight as you'd expect at this level
Clubhouse cozy enough, Rebellion IPA was decent but the food provision a bit low Key- probably a midweek /Monday night ⚽️ thing - only pastries from behind the bar.
Neither side started the season well so important win for The Rams - hope Hartley W can improve as they are even more local to me.
5 months ago
History (from Wikipedia)
Ground[edit]
The club play at Holloways Park on Windsor Road in Beaconsfield, which was used by Beaconsfield United from 1971 after moving from their previous ground due to the land being needed for the M40.[7] Floodlights were installed in 1991 and a large clubhouse incorporating a 200-capacity covered terrace built behind one goal.
The club play at Holloways Park on Windsor Road in Beaconsfield, which was used by Beaconsfield United from 1971 after moving from their previous ground due to the land being needed for the M40.[7] Floodlights were installed in 1991 and a large clubhouse incorporating a 200-capacity covered terrace built behind one goal.
Things to do nearby.
Bekonscot Model Village.
Jungs.
