The Spiers & Hartwell Stadium, also widely known as the Jubilee Stadium, has been Evesham United's home since the club moved from its old Common Road ground. It is a modern non-league stadium on Cheltenham Road, built with a practical layout rather than an old urban terrace feel.

The ground is neat, open and functional, with the main spectator facilities grouped around the clubhouse and main stand side. It has a capacity of around 3,000 and provides a mixture of seating, covered standing and open hard-standing around the pitch. The stadium sits on the edge of Evesham rather than in the town centre, so it feels more spacious than some older grounds, but visitors should plan travel and parking because the location is not as simple as stepping off a train into a town-centre ground.

Segregation is not normally expected for routine league fixtures at Evesham United, so away supporters should usually enter through the normal spectator access and choose a viewing position around the ground. For cup ties, local matches or fixtures with a larger expected away following, the club may introduce specific arrangements and visiting supporters should check both clubs' match information.

When unsegregated, away fans can usually use the same clubhouse, refreshment and standing areas as home supporters. If a larger away following travels, the most natural gathering points are behind a goal or along one side of the pitch, but the exact position can vary depending on stewarding, weather and crowd size.

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The Spiers & Hartwell Stadium is on Cheltenham Road, so driving is common for away supporters. The club lists the ground address as Cheltenham Road, Evesham, WR11 2LZ, and visitors should plan their route before travelling rather than relying on town-centre signs alone.

As a modern non-league ground, it is usually straightforward once inside, but covered areas and seating are still limited compared with higher-league stadiums. Arrive early if you need a seat, want cover or are attending a fixture likely to attract a larger travelling support. For most Southern League matches, the atmosphere is relaxed and suitable for neutrals, families and groundhoppers.

Evesham United publish admission and contact information through the club's official channels. At this level, pay-on-the-gate is commonly used for many league fixtures, although online or advance arrangements may be introduced for selected matches, cup ties or higher-attendance games.

Away fans should check both Evesham's fixture information and their own club's match preview before travelling, especially if segregation is announced. In normal unsegregated fixtures, away supporters will usually buy the same general admission as home fans. Neutral supporters wanting the best view should choose the main stand side or a covered position early, while those wanting atmosphere can stand closer to the busier ends.

Standard ground rules apply at The Spiers & Hartwell Stadium. Supporters should not enter the pitch, use pyrotechnics, throw objects, take glass into spectator areas or ignore steward instructions. Any alcohol rules around the clubhouse and pitchside areas should be followed as directed on the day.

Supporters should also park considerately and avoid blocking access roads around Cheltenham Road, particularly because the ground is used by the wider club and community as well as the first team.

Evesham United list official club contact details for admission and matchday enquiries, and disabled supporters should contact the club in advance if they need specific advice on parking, access, viewing positions or toilets. The stadium is more modern than many older non-league grounds, but matchday arrangements can still vary depending on attendance and stewarding.

Supporters with mobility needs should not assume that all standing areas will be suitable in poor weather or larger crowds. Advance contact is recommended, especially for away supporters travelling a long distance.

Regular public stadium tours are not advertised for The Spiers & Hartwell Stadium. It is a working non-league football ground and community venue rather than a formal tour attraction.

Supporters who want to see the ground should attend an Evesham United match. Any special visit outside matchday would need to be arranged directly with the club.

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