Victoria Road — sponsored as the Chigwell Construction Stadium — is a compact, old-school ground in Dagenham with a capacity of about 6,078. It has hosted football since 1917 and remains the home of Dagenham & Redbridge. For visiting supporters it is straightforward, cheap by London standards, and one of the more pleasant away days in the non-league pyramid: you get a proper raised seated end rather than a scrap of terrace behind a fence.
The nearest station is Dagenham East on the District line. Turn left out of the station and follow Rainham Road; Victoria Road is the fifth turning on the left, roughly 400 metres. From the south, remember Dartford Crossing charges apply and must be paid by midnight the following day. Street parking is the usual option around Pondfield Road and neighbouring streets; stadium parking is limited and often needs booking. Away coaches typically drop near Pondfield Road or the industrial estate at the rear.
Away fans are housed in the west stand behind the goal — the SD Samuels Stand, also known as the Pondfield End or, in older guides, the Traditional Builders Stand. Opened in 2009, it holds around 1,200, is covered, free of pillars, raised above pitch level and quite steep, so the view is the best in the ground. For larger followings the club may also use part of the south side. Turnstiles 9–11 serve the away end. From the main Victoria Road entrance, walk through the car park past the clubhouse, along the back of the Main Stand; the away gates sit in the far corner. You can also approach from Pondfield Park at the rear.
The rest of the ground is a mix of eras. The south side is the Main Stand (dugouts in front, only six or so rows deep and not the full length of the pitch) with the smaller Barking & Dagenham College Family Stand filling the gap toward the Bury Road End. Opposite, the North Terrace — nicknamed The Sieve after a once-leaking roof — is a covered home standing side with pillars and a TV gantry. Behind the east goal, nearest Victoria Road, the Bury Road End is a small uncovered home terrace with a basic scoreboard above it. Goals sit in front of the west seated stand and the Bury Road End, as shown above.
The clubhouse usually welcomes away supporters before and after the match; there is also a bar under the away stand plus a burger hatch near the turnstiles. Nearby, the Pipe Major by Dagenham East is the standard pre-match pub. Facilities are modest but fine. Views from the away end are unobstructed. Check current prices and cash/card rules on the club site before you travel — allocations and catering can change — but expect a relaxed, family-friendly afternoon rather than a fortress. Wear layers: the Bury Road End is open to the weather even if you are not standing in it, and east London can be raw on a Tuesday night.