About Enfield Town

Enfield Town Football Club was founded on 23 June 2001 as a fan-led breakaway from Enfield FC. Based in Enfield, Greater London, the club is nicknamed Towners and is owned by Enfield Town Supporters’ Society Ltd — described on etfc.london as the country’s first fan-owned senior club.

They won Isthmian Premier play-offs in 2022–23 to reach National League South, but were relegated in 2025–26 (23rd of 24) and return to the Isthmian League Premier Division for 2026/27.

The club plays at the Queen Elizabeth II Stadium (Dave Bryant Stadium) on Donkey Lane, moving in November 2011 after refurbishment of the Grade II listed Art Deco pavilion. Record attendance is 2,499 vs St Albans City in April 2025.

Quick Facts

Full Name: Enfield Town Football Club

Nickname: Towners

Founded: 23 June 2001

Stadium: Queen Elizabeth II Stadium (Dave Bryant Stadium)

Capacity: 2,500

Location: Enfield

League: Isthmian League Premier

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Stadium Information

Stadium Name

Queen Elizabeth II Stadium (Dave Bryant Stadium)

Address

Donkey Lane

Enfield

EN1 3PL

Capacity

2,500

Opened

1953 (stadium); November 2011 (football)

Surface

Grass (pitch); synthetic running track

Stadium History & Features

The main pavilion was built 1939–1953 and renovated when Enfield Town moved in. Opposite the main stand is a small seated stand; covered terraces sit behind each goal inside the running-track perimeter (official stadium page).

Six turnstiles provide entry. Butler’s Bar serves on matchdays in the pavilion. Public car park off Donkey Lane holds around 300 cars (official venue-hire and parking pages).

Away Fan Seating

A fixed away allocation is not stated on the official visitors pages. Follow stewards and fixture notices on the day.

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Getting to Queen Elizabeth II Stadium (Dave Bryant Stadium)

By Train

Enfield Town and Southbury (London Overground) are nearest — about 25 minutes’ walk, both with step-free access. Brimsdown (then 191 bus towards Edmonton) or Enfield Chase (30 minutes’ walk, or 191 bus from Enfield War Memorial) are alternatives (official how-to-find-us page).

By Bus

London Buses 191, 217, 307, 317 and 456 stop within easy walking distance (official how-to-find-us page).

By Car

Address: Donkey Lane, Enfield EN1 3PL. From M25 junction 25 take the A10 towards London, turn right into Carterhatch Lane, then first left into Donkey Lane after the Toby Carvery. Brown road signs mark the stadium (official how-to-find-us page).

By Bike

Cycle path through Enfield Playing Fields and the New River route between Enfield Town and Broxbourne serve the stadium, with bike parking nearby (official how-to-find-us page).

Travel Tip

Car parking adjacent to the stadium can be busy on matchdays — arrive early or use public transport where possible (official how-to-find-us page).

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Parking Information

Public car park off Donkey Lane, next to Enfield Playing Fields — enter before the road bends right, just past a speed hump. Do not park on Donkey Lane itself (official car-parking page). Disabled bays at the far end of the main car park.

Main Car Park

Public car park off Donkey Lane adjacent to the QEII Stadium. Coaches may access closer to the stadium — note height restriction beyond the first bend on Donkey Lane.

Disabled Parking

Disabled bays at the far end of the main car park, near the stadium. Drop-off at the front entrance if needed (official car-parking and disabled-access pages).

Important Parking Advice

Use official or recommended parking where possible. Always check signs and do not block residents’ driveways.

Pubs and Bars

Butler’s Bar in the main pavilion serves lagers, ciders and local ales on matchdays (official stadium page). Named pubs outside the ground are not listed on the official site.

Butler’s Bar

Location: Main pavilion, QEII Stadium

Distance: At the ground

Licensed bar in the Grade II listed pavilion serving lagers, ciders and rotating local ales; also serves rolls on matchdays (official stadium page).

Pub Tips for Away Fans

Be respectful and follow any steward or pub instructions. Policies can change by fixture.

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Food and Dining Options

Inside the Stadium

Come N Go Souvlaki / WhiteBox Catering food hatch by the turnstiles; Butler’s Bar and the main-stand serving hatch on busier days; club shop for soft drinks and confectionery. Card payments accepted at turnstiles, shop, bars and catering (official stadium page).

  • Hot Food: Matchday kiosks where available
  • Drinks: Soft drinks and, where permitted, alcohol

Near the Stadium

Enfield

Check local listings in Enfield for cafes and restaurants.

Enfield

Enfield has a range of dining options — check local listings for matchday opening times.

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Ticket Information

Buying Tickets

Tickets via enfieldtownfc.ktckts.com (online prices £1 cheaper) or on the gate on matchdays.

Ticket Prices

2026/27 official prices — online advance: Adult £15; Concession £11; Under-21 £9; Under-16 £3. Matchday turnstiles: Adult £16; Concession £12; Under-21 £10; Under-16 £4. Main Stand seating transfer £3 (16+ only). Concessions include over-65s, students and income support.

Important Ticket Information

  • Prefer official club channels or your own club’s ticket office
  • Photo ID may be required for collection or entry
  • Never buy from touts or unofficial sources
  • Check sale dates and any segregation notices before you travel

Matchday Tips for Away Fans

Before the Match

  • Arrive Early: Allow time for travel, parking and security checks.
  • Transport: Check rail and bus operators for any matchday changes.

At the Stadium

  • Security: Bags may be searched; allow time at the turnstiles.
  • Seating: Follow stewards to the correct area for the fixture.
  • Facilities: Toilets and kiosks are usually in the concourses or clubhouse.

After the Match

  • Exiting: There may be a short hold-back. Follow steward instructions.
  • Transport: Allow extra time for the journey back.

General Advice

  • Cash & Cards: Many grounds accept contactless; some still prefer cash — check the club site.
  • Respect: Be respectful to home fans, stewards and local residents.

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