Raynes Park is a suburb which is situated between Kingston upon Thames and Wimbledon and is within the London Borough of Merton. Famous residents have included actors Oliver Reed, Richard Briers, rugby player Danny Cipriani, jazz musician Fatty Hayes and Arsenal footballer Ted Drake.
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The Ground: Grand Drive, Raynes Park, SW20 9DZ. The main stand seats 150, there are two covered areas behind one of the goals and a further covered area at the side of the players tunnel. There is a food outlet within the ground, serving hot food and drinks on matchdays. There is also a toilet block inside the ground. The The turnstile usually opens an hour before kick-off. You can arrive earlier and buy drinks or just wait inside the clubhouse.
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The Clubhouse: The clubhouse is a decent size with two rooms open on matchdays, serving drinks before the game. Premier League football can be viewed before kick-off on Saturdays. The Clubhouse is also available to hire.
By Public Transport: The ground is just a 10 minute walk up Grand Drive from Raynes Park Station, which is quickly reached from Waterloo, Wimbledon, Kingston and Surbiton stations. Alternatively buses 57, 131 and K5 all go to Raynes Park. The 163 from outside Raynes Park Station (shelter outside The Whistle Stop chip shop) stops outside the entrance to the ground.
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By Car: You can park at the ground or there is on-street parking on the roads nearby. (Please park with consideration for local residents and ensure that emergency access is kept clear.)
Pay On The Gate: Adults £10 | Concessions £6 | U18s £3| U16s FREE
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Catch the 163 from outside Raynes Park Station. Cross over the pelican crossing on Approach Rd, the 163 bus shelter is near 'The Whistle Stop' fish & chip shop.
Get on the 163 in the direction of Morden Station and alight at the Blenheim Rd stop. The entrance to the ground is next to the bus stop.
