York Road
York Road is recognised by the FA and FIFA as the oldest ground in the world in continuous use by the same senior club, with the first match played on 16 February 1871. It was first shared with the cricket club. The record crowd of 8,277 came on Easter Monday 1947 for a Berks & Bucks Senior Cup final.
21 York Road, Maidenhead, SL6 1SF
Maidenhead (0.2 miles)
Plan your journeyUpcoming matches at York Road
- Maidenhead United WFC v Lewes FC Women
- Maidenhead United WFC v Bournemouth Sports
- Maidenhead United WFC v AFC Wimbledon Women
- Maidenhead United WFC v Wycombe Wanderers Women
- Maidenhead United WFC v Bridgwater United W.F.C.
- Maidenhead United WFC v Bristol Rovers
- Maidenhead United WFC v Ascot United Women
- Maidenhead United WFC v Keynsham Town LFC
Parking & getting there
Car parks nearby
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Vicus Way Multi-Storey Car Park
Modern 500+ space council multi-storey car park, dedicated Blue Badge disabled bays, contactless and mobile app payment options.
Disabled Charging station Covered CCTV -
Stafferton Way Multi-Storey Car Park
Large multi-storey council car park (500+ spaces), disabled bays, pay-and-display. Note that Level 1 is reserved for railway station commuter permit holders.
Charging station Disabled Covered -
Hines Meadow Car Park
Over 1,200 total spaces serving the town centre, designated disabled bays, camera-operated barrier entry with cashless pay options.
Covered Disabled Charging station