About Long Eaton United
Long Eaton United were formed in 1956 after financial problems led to the rebranding of Long Eaton Town. They play at Grange Park on Station Road and are nicknamed the Blues.
The club won the United Counties League Premier Division North title in 2021–22 and reached the Southern League Premier Division Central via NPL play-offs in 2022–23, before returning to the Northern Premier League Midlands in 2024–25.
They finished 10th in the Northern Premier League Division One Midlands in 2025–26.
Quick Facts
Full Name: Long Eaton United Football Club
Nickname: The Blues
Founded: 1956
Stadium: Grange Park
Capacity: 1,500 (450 seated)
Location: Long Eaton
League: Northern Premier League Midlands
Stadium Information
Stadium Name
Grange Park
Address
Grange Park
Station Road
Long Eaton
Derbyshire
NG10 2EF
Capacity
1,500 (450 seated)
Surface
Grass
Stadium History & Features
Grange Park has a terraced stand on one side and the Big Jim Stand on the other, with further cover added over the years. Floodlights were installed in 1998 and the ground was enclosed soon afterwards.
The official site states Grange Park is around a 15-minute walk from Long Eaton town centre, just off Station Road.
Away Fan Seating
A fixed away allocation is not stated on Wikipedia or the club site. Follow stewards and any fixture notices on the day.
Getting to Grange Park
By Train
Long Eaton railway station serves the town. The club states Grange Park is approximately a 15-minute walk from Long Eaton town centre.
By Car
Sat-nav postcode NG10 2EF. The club advises using on-site parking where available, or nearby residential streets while respecting local residents.
Travel Tip
Card payments are preferred at Grange Park, though cash is still accepted. Arrive early on busy nights to avoid queues at the turnstiles.
Parking Information
Free on-site parking is available at Grange Park, subject to capacity. Stewards guide cars into the car park on published matchdays.
On-site Parking
Free car parking at the ground, subject to availability. The club recommends arriving early as capacity is limited.
Street Parking
If the car park is full, there is ample parking nearby. The club asks visitors using residential streets to be respectful of homeowners.
Important Parking Advice
Use official or recommended parking where possible. Always check signs and do not block residents' driveways.
Pubs and Bars
Named pubs near the ground are not listed on Wikipedia or the club's official site.
Local options
Location: Long Eaton
Distance: Check before you travel
No specific pubs are named on Wikipedia or the club's official site. Use the Follow Away app and local listings for away-friendly options.
Pub Tips for Away Fans
Be respectful and follow any steward or pub instructions. Policies can change by fixture.
Food and Dining Options
Inside the Stadium
The bar and kitchen accept card and cash on matchdays. A matchday programme is sold at the ground.
- Hot Food: Matchday kiosks where available
- Drinks: Soft drinks and, where permitted, alcohol
Near the Stadium
Long Eaton
Check local listings in Long Eaton for cafes and restaurants.
Long Eaton
Long Eaton has a range of dining options — check local listings for matchday opening times.
Need a hotel?
Staying overnight? Here are some of the highest-rated hotels near Grange Park on Google. For more options, get more venues on the Follow Away App.
Get more venues on the Follow Away App to find hotels and places to stay near the ground.
Ticket Information
Buying Tickets
League admission is sold at the turnstile on the day — there are no pre-purchased away tickets on the club site for standard fixtures. Check longeatonutd.co.uk for any fixture-specific notices.
Ticket Prices
Published 2025/26 gate prices on the official site: Adults £11, Concessions £8, Under 16s £4 or free with a paying adult. Confirm current prices for 2026/27 on longeatonutd.co.uk.
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.