Bishop’s Stortford

Ground Information

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Travel Information – Distance: 25 miles

By Road:
Bishop's Stortford is a relatively short trip but not the most direct. From Stevenage, the best option is to head towards Ware on the A602 and join the northbound A10. After 5 miles, you will reach a roundabout on the outskirts of Standon; take the third exit for the A120.

Continue along the A120 through the traffic lights at Little Hadham until you reach Bishop's Stortford. Take the first exit at the roundabout on the outskirts of the town to stay on the A120. Continue over the next roundabout, before taking the third exit at the next for the A1250.

After 0.4 miles and opposite the golf course, there will be a right turn into Woodside Road. Take this, and follow it around to the right after 0.1 miles for the stadium.

More confident navigators could make the route a little more direct by turning left onto Mill Lane from the Watton-at-Stone bypass. Bear right onto Whempstead Lane and continue over the crossroads until you enter Dane End.

Once in the village, turn left onto Munden Road for 0.6 miles and take the third right onto Mill Lane. If you have gone the right way, you should pass St Edmunds College on your right. Shortly after, turn left for Ermine Street, which will take you to the A120/A10 roundabout.

Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency

Parking:
The car park at Bishop's Stortford costs £1 to use, although you might find a free alternative in parking on Woodside Road. However, be aware for any restrictions.

By Rail:
Station: BISHOP'S STORTFORD
Services to: LONDON LIVERPOOL STREET, CAMBRIDGE

The ground is roughly 1.5 miles from the railway station and the walk will take about 35 minutes. It should be possible to exit the station on the right hand side (not through the main entrance) via the footbridge.

Assuming you leave the station this way, you will walk up through the small car park to the right of the Three Tuns pub. From here, you will need to go straight on up Warwick Road for 0.5 miles. At the end of the road, it is a swift left-right combination, first onto Haymeads Lane and then onto the A1250 Dunmow Road.

Continue along Dunmow Road, using road signs to assist if needed at the roundabout along the way. After more than half a mile, take the left turn into Woodside Lane and follow the road round as per the driving instructions.

Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner