Meadow Park

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Time to explore a park where community thrives and football dreams are born. This is Meadow Park. It is more than just a football ground. It is a hub of activity. Meadow Park is located in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire.

Meadow Park is home to Boreham Wood F.C. It also hosts Arsenal youth teams. Previously, Arsenal Women’s Football Club called it home. They still play some matches here. But Meadow Park isn’t just about football. The public park has children’s play areas. There are tennis courts and multi-sports courts. You will find interactive play areas, a teen shelter, football pitches and open grassland. A wildflower meadow adds a touch of natural beauty.

Boreham Wood F.C. moved to Meadow Park in 1963. They moved from their previous ground at Eldon Avenue. Soon after, a new main stand was built. This original stand was replaced in 1999. A new stand was built with a cantilevered roof. Further improvements came in 2014. A brand-new West Stand was opened. In 2019, the North Bank terrace was added. This terrace shares its name with a stand from Arsenal’s former Highbury stadium.

Meadow Park has seen its fair share of exciting matches. The record attendance was set on 6 December 2021. A crowd of 4,101 watched Boreham Wood play St Albans City. It was an FA Cup second-round match. This shows the passion for football here.

Arsenal’s youth teams also call Meadow Park home. This provides a great opportunity for young players to develop their skills. It also allows fans to see the stars of tomorrow. The connection with Arsenal Women’s Football Club adds another layer to Meadow Park’s story. Though they’ve moved their main home to Emirates Stadium, they keep their bond to Meadow Park.

Imagine the cheers of the crowd, the thrill of the game. Picture children laughing in the play areas, families enjoying the open space. Meadow Park is a place where memories are made. Whether you are a football fan or simply looking for a pleasant day out, Meadow Park has something for everyone. The park is carefully maintained. The Hertfordshire Association of Cultural Officers Greenspace Management Group ensures it is a welcoming space.

So, next time you are in Borehamwood, visit Meadow Park. Explore the football ground and enjoy the park. Experience the community spirit. Meadow Park embodies the heart of Borehamwood.

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