I know we are not that near but w live in Chertsey and there's a nice campsite there -C&cc I think. A couple of trains will have you to Chelsea in about an hour...
Thankyou all,the reason being is my hubby wants to take our 12 year old grandson to see his first chelsea match and i thought we could kill two birds with one stone.Havent a clue about area and transport from crystal palace or abbey wood site to the stadium so need to do a lot of homework.Forgot to say this will be a surprise for both of them if i can get it all together.
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being a Chelsea fan I have been to Stamford Bridge many times.
Your nearest tube station is Fulham Broadway (5 min walk from the stadium) and its on the District Line.
I cant help you with campsites Im afraid. We always drive to London and usually stay in the Chelsea hotel (if we're feeling "flash") or a Travelodge just outside London.
The ground is really easy to find, we usually come in from the M4/A4 direction, through hammersmith and then past Earls court. The ground is on the Fulham Road, this is a nice easy route in and out after the game. We park at The Chelsea and Westminster hospital which is a short walk from SB. So If it were me I might plump for a site on the Western outskirts of the city.
Check out the official chelsea website for any more information/directions etc.
Have a great time, your grandson will love it. Lucky boy!!
We have just got back from london stayed in two travel lodges for two nights 1.farrington& 1 in covent garden cost us £60 for the two nights!!!! just search for bargins.......also got nthe train virgin £ 10.50 back and £15.00 there bargin
Just the price of the fottie that will break the bank!!!
Take my advice stop at Cannock Chase C &cc and take him to the MIGHTY Wolverhampton Wanders tha will put him of footy fot life and save him a fortune!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Quote: Originally posted by budhabelly on 16/9/2007
Thankyou very much chelsea girl you are a star, you have saved me loadds of timee.I hope i can get it together.Will post on here if i can. xxxx
anymore questions, please ask. I have sat in all areas of the ground, so if you need advice about seating areas, tickets, etc please just ask.
ps - If you pick a category B team (not one of the "big" teams) you'll probably get some good seats if you book in advance. They normally release to members 1st and then go on general sale at 4 tickets per person. Book early though.
Both our nephews are CFC fans and we took them both when one was 5 and the other 9. we were in the front row - and the 5 year old fell asleep!!!!! (and no - the football wasnt that boring!!!)
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found these directions on the chelsea website. Also looked at the hotel prices (The Chelsea hotel at the ground) for double bed and sofa bed was £89 for 1 night, which I didnt think was bad seeing its right next to the ground!!
DIRECTIONS
Easily accessible from M25 and M40 and outside the congestion charging zone.
- Superbly located for both Heathrow and Gatwick airports
- Close proximity to Earls Court & Olympia
- 5 minutes walk from Fulham Broadway station (District line)
By Tube The nearest underground station is Fulham Broadway on the District Line. On exiting the station, turn left and walk along Fulham Road for approximately 400 metres. Millennium & Copthorne Hotel at Chelsea Football Club is located on the left hand side.
By Car Driving into London outside the M25 Come off the M25 at junction 15 and take the M4 towards London. Follow the M4, which becomes the A4, over Hammersmith flyover and across two sets of traffic lights. Take the filter right, down Earls Court Road. Cross the first major set of lights and at the second junction turn right into the Fulham Road (A304). The entrance to Millennium & Copthorne Hotel at Chelsea Football Club is about 600 metres on the right. Underground car parking is available, except on matchdays.
From the North From the M1 turn off onto the A406 North Circular Rd at Junction 1. Turn off onto the A40 and stay on until the Junction with the M41. Turn right onto the A3220 Holland Rd. Follow the A3220 for 2 miles before turning right onto the A304 Fulham Rd. Stamford Bridge is a quarter of a mile long.
From the North-West From the M40 continue onto the A40 and stay on until Junction with the M4. Then as route for North. From the West get on the M4 and at Junction 2 continue along the A4 for 4 miles until it becomes the Cromwell Rd. Turn right onto the A3220 Earls Court Rd. Then as route for North.
From the South-West From the M3 turn off onto the M25 at Junction 12. Continue for 10 miles until you reach Junction 15 at which point turn off onto the M4. Then as route for West.
Quote: Originally posted by superhoops on 16/9/2007
hi wyatts cove denham cc site is west london, train from uxbridge to fulham bdy, why chelsea i dont know qpr would be nearer!!!
You don't want to go to QPR just now! Mind you, OH is going on Saturday and it now costs £27 for a ticket! Told him he won't go often. I daresay it will cost less when they are relegated.
Quote: Originally posted by budhabelly on 16/9/2007
Thankyou all,the reason being is my hubby wants to take our 12 year old grandson to see his first chelsea match and i thought we could kill two birds with one stone.
As you live in the west mids why not take him to watch a local team?
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
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(and no - the football wasnt that boring!!!) 
