Home of Boreham Wood FC
Opened 1963
Capacity 4,500
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1/1/25 Boreham Wood 5-1 Slough Town in the Vanarama National League South. First ever visit to Meadow Lane. Enjoyed it but not the result. This is a nice modern ground with plenty of options if you wish to stand or sit. Luckily enough this game wasn’t segregated so you could go wherever you wanted. Behind the goal when you first walk in is an enormous covered terrace. Wish we had the same at Slough. On the right hand side is a covered stand full of seats, on the left is a small uncovered terrace as well as a covered seated stand. Behind the other goal is an uncovered terrace. As the weather was bad we sat in the seats for the 2nd half opposite the goal we were attacking. The clubhouse is decent and very modern (called The Glass House). Got loads of screens so you can watch footie matches that might be on before kick off. No physical programmes, only online. Bought a pin badge for £3.50. The stewards and supporters were friendly and welcoming. Parking was easy as there is a car park next to the away supporters entrance. And it was free as it was a Bank Holiday. It’s not very big so you might struggle if there is a big attendance. Enjoyed my visit. Not sure if I will be back next season as Boreham Wood could get promoted.
a month ago
Used to go there alot. Being my local but as I've gotten older 2017-2024 9-16 I have realised I don't have that much time. I still track them online to see what their up to. The last time I went there it had a great pitch few toilets scattered around home and away with a capacity of over 4,500 and a glass house with a fully functioning stage and seating area. Fits really well for the location it's in just like a square box really well sized stadium for their tier
9 months ago
History (from Wikipedia)
Meadow Park is a football ground in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England. It is the home ground of Boreham Wood F.C. and also hosts the home matches of Arsenal Women F.C., Arsenal youth teams,[2] and Watford Reserves.
History[edit]
Boreham Wood moved to Meadow Park from Eldon Avenue in 1963.[3] A new main stand was built shortly afterwards. This was demolished in 1999 and replaced by a new cantilever stand.[3] A new West Stand was opened in 2014.[4]
The ground's record attendance of 4,030 was set for a friendly match against Arsenal on 13 July 2001.[3]
History[edit]
Boreham Wood moved to Meadow Park from Eldon Avenue in 1963.[3] A new main stand was built shortly afterwards. This was demolished in 1999 and replaced by a new cantilever stand.[3] A new West Stand was opened in 2014.[4]
The ground's record attendance of 4,030 was set for a friendly match against Arsenal on 13 July 2001.[3]
Things to do in Borehamwood.