Meadowbank Stadium is Dorking Wanderers' modern town-centre ground on Mill Lane. It is one of the more distinctive venues in the division because it sits close to Dorking town centre, with St Martin's Church and the Surrey Hills giving the ground a strong local setting.

The stadium has a compact modern layout, with a main seated stand, covered standing and open terrace areas around the pitch. It is not a large ground, but it is well organised and has been developed to meet higher non-league standards as Dorking have risen through the pyramid.

The main stand contains the principal seating and gives the most comfortable view. Other areas are better suited to supporters who prefer standing close to the action. Seating is usually limited and can be first-come, first-served unless reserved for season ticket holders, so arriving early is advised if you want to sit.

Meadowbank Stadium can operate with segregation between home and away supporters. Away arrangements may vary depending on the fixture, but visiting supporters should expect a defined away section for larger matches or fixtures where segregation is required.

Dorking publish visiting supporter information and away ticketing is normally handled through the club website. Supporters should use the correct away ticket category if one is available, as away fans buying tickets for home areas may be refused entry or moved on the day.

For some fixtures at this level, segregation may be lighter or not required, but away supporters should check match-specific information before travelling. If segregation is in use, follow steward instructions and do not assume you can access all sides of the ground or change ends at half-time.

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Meadowbank is very convenient by train and town-centre facilities, but parking is limited. Surrey FA information confirms that parking is not available at Meadowbank itself, with nearby public car parks such as St Martin's being the more realistic option.

The ground is within walking distance of Dorking's stations, including Dorking Main, Dorking Deepdene and Dorking West, making public transport a strong option. For popular fixtures, allow extra time because the ground is compact and queues can build close to kick-off.

Seats are limited and normally first-come, first-served unless reserved. If you want a seat or a particular covered position, arrive early. Meadowbank is a good venue for neutral supporters because of its town-centre location, but it can feel busy when the crowd is strong.

Dorking Wanderers sell tickets online through the club website and may also offer turnstile sales on the day for some fixtures. Supporters should check the match page before travelling, particularly if the fixture is segregated or expected to sell well.

Seating is generally limited and cannot always be specifically purchased as a guaranteed seat. Seats are normally available on a first-come basis unless reserved for season ticket holders or specific arrangements.

Away supporters should buy through the correct away ticket category when one is provided. If segregation is in operation, away fans should not buy home tickets, as entry can be refused or supporters may be redirected by stewards.

Meadowbank Stadium operates clear facility rules. Smoking and vaping are not permitted inside the ground, and dogs are not allowed except for service dogs. Supporters must also follow normal football ground rules covering steward instructions, ticket checks, alcohol, pyrotechnics, pitch encroachment and anti-social behaviour.

Because the stadium is compact and shared within a wider community football facility, supporters should respect restricted areas and avoid blocking walkways or access routes.

If segregation is in place, home and away supporters must remain in their allocated areas. Movement around the ground may be controlled more strictly than at unsegregated fixtures.

Dorking Wanderers provide matchday and visiting supporter information, and registered disabled spectators have previously been able to apply for a complimentary carer ticket by contacting the club in advance with proof of disability.

Supporters requiring wheelchair access, accessible seating, a carer ticket or help on arrival should contact Dorking Wanderers before travelling. This is especially important because Meadowbank is compact and seating is limited.

There is no supporter parking at the ground, so disabled supporters should check parking and drop-off options in advance. Nearby public car parks may be suitable for some visitors, but arrangements should not be left until kick-off time.

Dorking Wanderers do not appear to operate regular public stadium tours of Meadowbank Stadium. The ground is a working football and community facility rather than a stadium-tour attraction.

Supporters interested in group visits, school visits or special access should contact the club directly. For most fans, the best way to experience Meadowbank is by attending a Dorking Wanderers home match.

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