Home of Hendon FC

Since 2016

Capacity 1,990

Rating: 4.5

(155) Google Reviews

New ground (opened a couple of seasons back) which meant Hendon FC finally had a place to call home after years of groundsharing. Decent standard for Step 7 football, with busy clubhouse and covered seating or terraces along all four sides. The pitch is plastic, although on the day I visited, it provided absolutely no home advantage at all! Plenty of car park space or a stroll downhill from the bus route between Hendon and Kingsbury - get off by the Mandir Temple. Prices about average for this level (although admission concessions apply to those 65+ rather than 60+ as is the case at some clubs).
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4 years ago
Really hard to get to, nice pitch and they have a bar but toilet is tiny and grubby
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5 months ago
Nice non-league ground
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8 months ago
Great pitch, great staff and great people for the community
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a month ago
Excellent facilities, including a new artificial pitch.
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5 months ago
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History (from Wikipedia)

Ground[edit]

The club moved to Claremont Road in Cricklewood in 1926. The first match was played on 18 September, an FA Cup game against Berkhamsted that Hendon won 4–3.[2] The ground was also briefly used by rugby league club London Broncos.[11] In the mid-2000s the ground was sold to property developers and it was initially planned that the club would move to Barnet Copthall.[12][13] However, the proposed move fell through and although Hendon had initially expected to leave in 2006, they were still at the ground in 2008; the final match at Claremont Road on 20 September 2008 saw local rivals Wealdstone win 4–1.[2]

After leaving Claremont Road Hendon played at Northwood's Chestnut Avenue, Staines Town's Wheatsheaf Road for the remainder of the 2008–09 season. They then moved to Wembley's Vale Farm before relocating to Harrow Borough's Earlsmead ground in 2013.[14] In 2016 they moved to Silver Jubilee Park in Kingsbury, groundsharing with Edgware Town.

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