The Hive Stadium Transport Guide: Every Way to Barnet FC

Last updated: July 23, 2026

Getting There · Matchday Transport

The Hive Stadium Transport Guide: Every Way to Barnet FC

The Hive Stadium is one of the easiest non-league grounds in London to reach — a Jubilee line station five minutes away, step-free throughout, plus 500 spaces of on-site parking. This guide ranks every way to get to The Hive Stadium, how to leave fast, and the accessible options.

Nearest station
Canons Park · 5-min walk
From central
~35 min from Baker St
Key buses
186 · 204 · 240 · 340
Arrive by
KO − 30 min

Every way in, ranked

Tap any line to expand the step-by-step. Green = best pick, amber = mixed, red = avoid.

Buffer is set to kick-off minus 30 minutes. The Hive holds around 6,500, Canons Park is a quiet, step-free station just five minutes away, and there’s 500-space on-site parking — 30 minutes is a relaxed, realistic margin for one of London’s easiest grounds to reach.

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Getting home after

Canons Park (5 min)
The short, step-free walk back to Canons Park on the Jubilee line is easy and rarely crowded — the simplest way out.
On-site car park
With 500 spaces on site, drivers can usually get away without the congestion typical of central London grounds.
Bus via Edgware
If you’re not driving or using Canons Park, the 340, 186 or 79 to Edgware station is a reliable backup.

Step-free & accessible

The Hive is fully accessible with step-free access, lifts and modern facilities throughout the complex, and Canons Park station itself is step-free.

There are 42 wheelchair spaces in the ground — 28 in the West Stand and 14 in the East Stand.

Book accessible seating and parking in advance where possible, though the ground’s overall ease of access makes last-minute visits more workable than at most London grounds.

Frequently asked questions

What is the nearest station to The Hive Stadium?
Canons Park on the Jubilee line, a step-free 5-minute walk from the ground — one of the easiest and quietest approaches of any London football ground.
Is The Hive Stadium accessible?
Yes. The ground is fully accessible with step-free access, lifts and 42 wheelchair spaces split between the West and East Stands, and Canons Park station is also step-free.
Is there parking at The Hive Stadium?
Yes — around 500 on-site spaces, first-come, first-served, at about £6 on matchdays. It’s one of the few London grounds where driving is a genuinely good option.
How early should I arrive?
Aim for kick-off minus 30 minutes. With a quiet, step-free station and ample on-site parking, this is a comfortable margin rather than a tight one.
Which buses go to The Hive Stadium?
The 340, 186 and 79 run from Edgware station to Canons Park; the 288 and 688 run to nearby Camrose Avenue; and the 114 stops at Turner Road from the west.

Plan the rest of your visit

The Hive Stadium seating guide — where to sit →

Published: July 23, 2026