Adams Park has been home to Wycombe since 1990 and has a capacity of 10,000. There are no bad views from within the stadium with the pleasing lack of pillars. Away fans are housed in the Dreams stand behind one goal. This stand is all seated, as are the Bucks new University and Frank Adams stands that run along side the pitch. The Valley terrace behind the goal opposite the visitors is the only standing area that remains. This tends to be where most of the atmosphere arrives from.
Up to 2,000 visiting supporters can be catered for and they are situated in the Dreams Stand behind one of the goals. When a larger following is expected, an extra 800 spaces are allocated at the end of the Bucks New University Stand. The view from either stand is actually very good and unobstructed whilst the facilities and refreshment outlets are adequate and fairly priced.
Adams Park seating plan:
For a detailed look into the best and worst places to sit at Wycombe Wanderers' Adams Park, check out their team page on 'Where To Sit?' which features plenty of information and photos submitted by fans with views from their seats - Best Places To Sit at Adams Park
There are 2 burger stalls situated at the main entrance into the Adams Park car park. Both are very good and offer reasonable prices. However, I recommend arriving early and heading straight for 'scores' which is the Wycombe supporters club situated under the bucks new university stand. They allow away fans in and offer a good range of hot and food as well as beers and lagers. There is a wide range of memorabilia adorning the walls including a signed piece from the 1966 world cup winning squad that's worth a look.
Parking is available in the car park at the stadium priced at £5 per vehicle. However, the stadium is based on an industrial estate and many of the other units provide spaces for as little as £3. Definitely worth having a look before deciding on one as there's a rather nice burger stall outside the main entrance and what you save on parking could buy you lunch.
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The nearest / closest train station to Wycombe Wanderers' Adams Park Stadium is High Wycombe which is around 3 miles from the ground and runs from Birmingham Snow Hill to London Marylebone. There is a taxi rank outside the station.
Alternatively, you can get the football special bus that runs from the station to the ground on match days. The Football Special (No.501) departs the Railway Station for the stadium at 13.55 on Saturday match days and 18.40 for midweek games (costs £3.50 return). The Special returns 10 minutes after the final whistle.
Rivals - Oxford
Away supporters are usually located in the Dreams Stand, traditionally known as the Hillbottom Road End, behind one of the goals.
High Wycombe railway station is the nearest mainline station, but Adams Park is several miles from the town centre and requires an onward journey.
It is possible to walk, but the distance and location mean many supporters use a bus, taxi or other matchday transport.
Adams Park is located at the end of an industrial estate with limited road access, so post-match traffic can be slow.
Matchday parking is available through designated arrangements, but spaces and access can be limited and should be planned in advance.
No, the stadium is in the Sands area on the western side of High Wycombe.
Wycombe Wanderers moved to Adams Park in 1990 after leaving Loakes Park.
Yes, accessible seating and facilities are available for disabled supporters.
Travel: I travelled by train to High Wycombe before using the dedicated shuttle bus service to Adams Park. The journey was straightforward and well organised. As the stadium came into view among the surrounding hills, it immediately stood out as one of the more scenic grounds I have visited.
Refreshments: Before heading to the stadium, I stopped at The Hour Glass. I had both food and drink, choosing a steak pie and a pint. It was busy with supporters from both clubs but remained relaxed and welcoming.
Impressions: Adams Park enjoys a beautiful setting surrounded by woodland and hills. From the outside it looks tidy and well maintained. Inside, the stadium is compact but offers excellent views. The location gives it a distinctive identity compared with many other grounds.
Atmosphere: The home support generated good noise throughout and became louder after Wycombe opened the scoring. The away following tried to respond, but the home fans remained on top vocally as Wycombe secured a 2-0 victory. The atmosphere felt competitive without being hostile.
Exit: The shuttle buses were busy after the final whistle, but they moved supporters efficiently back towards the railway station. Connections were easy to make and there were no significant delays. The transport arrangements worked far better than I expected.
Enjoy: I enjoyed the trip despite the result. The scenic surroundings, good facilities and friendly atmosphere made for an enjoyable afternoon. Adams Park may not be the largest stadium, but it offers a distinctive and memorable away-day experience.
Travel: The ground is pretty much on the outskirts, just off the M40, so driving looks good! The ground has a big car park on site, but there are lots of places on the industrial estate leading to the ground that are much easier getting out, and mostly slightly cheaper too.
Refreshments: As said, the ground is pretty isolated, so very little if anything near the ground. The pies are lush though, so could be worse!
Impressions: Great ground to look at, something you hardly ever see any more with 4 totally different stands! Worth noting too that there isn't an obstructed view in the place! The away fans get probably the dullest stand with a simple all seated single tier, while the home end opposite get a pretty decent terrace. Down the sides is the big two tiered Frank Adams Stand, while in contrast, the weird little raised Main Stand completes a pretty unique ground!
Atmosphere: They have a drummer, notice a pattern? It was really disappointing like a lot of grounds with a drummer, bang bang bang drowning out any singing, and the second the drummer stopped, everybody just shut up! Never heard a thing from the Preston fans all day.
Enjoy: Fantastic ground to look, but generally lacking as an overall away day experience.
Ground Name: Adams Park
Capacity: 10,000
Address: Hillbottom Road, High Wycombe, HP12 4HJ
Main Tel No.: 01494 472 100
Team Nickname: The Chairboys
Year Ground Opened: 1991
Site: www.wycombewanderers.co.uk
