The Silkmen head south for our Isuzu FA Trophy Fourth Round tie against Woking this evening, with a potential Fifth Round clash with Walton & Hersham on the cards.
For those travelling to The Laithwaite Community Stadium, here is some of the key information you may need.
LAITHWAITE COMMUNITY STADIUM, KINGFIELD, WOKING, SURREY, GU22 9AA
About the Club – Founded – 1887, Nickname – The Cardinals, Manager – Neal Ardley, Ground – Laithwaite Community Stadium, Capacity – 6,036 2024/25 POS – 15th NL
Public Transport – If you are travelling by train, there are frequent fast services from Waterloo to Woking, with a journey time of about 28 minutes (but check for weekend engineering works).
Leave the station by the exit on platform 5. You then have a choice of two routes. You can either follow the signposted route ahead of you down White Rose Lane or turn immediately right along the station approach road to take the more direct route.
By Car – The ground is situated on the A247, opposite the entrance to Woking Park, midway between the town centre and Old Woking. Leave the M25 at either junctions 10 (Wisley) or 11 (Chertsey) and follow the signs towards Woking. When nearing the town centre follow the brown signs showing Heathside Crescent Car Park, and then follow signs for Woking FC.
Parking – The Club’s designated car park is Heathside Crescent, GU22 7AG, one mile away from the stadium and a 20-minute walk. This car park is operated by Woking Borough Council and holds 496 spaces. Pricing is £3.50 for up to two hours, £5 for up to three hours, and there is a flat rate overnight charge of £2.20 after 18:00
Woking Park car park is opposite the Laithwaite Community Stadium. This car park is operated by Woking Borough Council and holds 583 spaces. Pricing is FREE for up to two hours, £1.80 for up to three hours, and there is a flat rate overnight charge of £2.20 after 18:00.
While limited parking is available on the surrounding roads and estates of the Laithwaite Community Stadium, concerns have been raised by residents following recent matches, so please be mindful and considerate of our neighbours and park safely and legally. Please don’t block drives, park on verges or block any residential right of way.
The car park at David Lloyd adjacent to the Laithwaite Community Stadium is not to be used by
Arrangements – This fixture is segregated, and away tickets remain available HERE
Food and Drink – Outlets serving hot and cold refreshments are located around the grounds.
Programme – Match day programmes are available for purchase at the ground and will be free to download via their website after the game.
