Some of the businesses in the industrial estate outside the ground offer up their car parks on match days. Think it's £5-£10 to park and is probably first come, first served, but I don't know for sure. Walk is less than 5 minutes.Delboy wrote:My first visit Saturday any advice on where to park , official car parks are full
There is parking available in the local residential streets if you don't mind the massive hills they're built on. It's where I've always parked and it's usually about a 15 to 20 minute walk to the ground.Esteban wrote:Some of the businesses in the industrial estate outside the ground offer up their car parks on match days. Think it's £5-£10 to park and is probably first come, first served, but I don't know for sure. Walk is less than 5 minutes.Delboy wrote:My first visit Saturday any advice on where to park , official car parks are full
How are the residents... are we taking a bit miffed about people parking in their street or brick thought the windscreen and all four wheels missing?Sutekh wrote:There is parking available in the local residential streets if you don't mind the massive hills they're built on. It's where I've always parked and it's usually about a 15 to 20 minute walk to the ground.Esteban wrote:Some of the businesses in the industrial estate outside the ground offer up their car parks on match days. Think it's £5-£10 to park and is probably first come, first served, but I don't know for sure. Walk is less than 5 minutes.Delboy wrote:My first visit Saturday any advice on where to park , official car parks are full
Yes, so be careful. You may get a strongly worded note left on your windscreen in green ink.stealthpapes wrote:Lads, it's Wycombe.
Gateway to the Chilternsstealthpapes wrote:Lads, it's Wycombe.
Nice - it’s not actually for me unfortunately but I’ll pass that onWhore Jackie wrote:Wycombe have a tie in with Marlow's Rebellion Brewery so imagine there's a few decent beer options.
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