Hayes Lane

Hayes Lane


Hayes Lane Home of Bromley FC

🏟️ Hayes Lane Local Guide

Hayes Lane is a 5,150-capacity football stadium in Bromley, South East London, and the home of Bromley FC. First opened in 1938, it’s one of London’s most characterful non-league venues, now modernised to host National League fixtures, cup competitions, and community events. With a new main stand and hybrid pitch, Hayes Lane combines grassroots heritage with professional-level facilities.

📝 History of Hayes Lane

Hayes Lane has been Bromley FC’s home since 1938, replacing their previous ground at Queensmead Recreation Ground. Over the decades, it has hosted FA Amateur Cup ties, non-league finals, and England youth matches. In 2019, a new 1,450-seat stand was completed alongside pitch upgrades, creating one of the best facilities outside the Football League. In 2021, Bromley lifted the FA Trophy at Wembley, a defining moment for a club rooted in its South London community.

🚇 How to Get to Hayes Lane

Address: Hayes Lane, Bromley, BR2 9EF
Rail: Bromley South (Southeastern) – 15 min walk
Rail: Bromley North (Southeastern) – 20 min walk
Bus: 119, 146, 208, 314, 320 stop nearby
Car: On-site parking available but limited on matchdays
🚆 Travel Tip: Bromley South offers fast trains from London Victoria (about 17 minutes) — ideal for visiting supporters.

📌 Insider Tips

Bag Policy: Small bags only; all items subject to search.
Best Seats: The Glyn Beverly Stand offers covered seating and the best views of the pitch.
Food & Drink: The Ravens Bar inside the ground and The George pub nearby are popular with fans.
Atmosphere: Family-friendly but passionate — especially during London derbies.
Accessibility: Step-free access via the main entrance; accessible seating in the new main stand.

📊 Hayes Lane Records

Opened: 1938
Capacity: 5,150 (1,450 seated)
Highest Attendance: 10,798 – Bromley vs Nigeria XI (1949)
Biggest Win: Bromley 9–1 Redhill (1949)
Most Appearances: George Brown – 500+ matches
Unique Feature: 3G hybrid pitch allowing year-round matches and community use

Last updated: June 30, 2025