Woking FC Laithwaite Stadium Taxi 2026: The Cards & Getting There

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Heading to Woking FC? The Laithwaite Community Stadium, long known as Kingfield, is the home of Woking FC — the Cards — a well-supported non-league club in Surrey. On match days it fills with the Woking faithful. This guide covers Woking FC's Laithwaite Stadium, getting there, and fixed-price transfers around Woking and Surrey for the game.

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Quick Facts

Football at the Laithwaite Stadium

The Laithwaite Community Stadium, still widely known by its traditional name Kingfield, is the home of Woking FC, one of non-league football's better-known and well-supported clubs, the Cards drawing loyal local support in Surrey. A traditional, community-focused ground, it offers the friendly, close-to-the-action atmosphere that makes non-league football such a pleasure. Set in the Kingfield area of Woking, near the town centre, the area gets busy on match days and local parking is limited, so getting there and away is easiest with a fixed-price taxi.

Getting There

By Public Transport

Woking station and local links serve it, busy on match days.

By Taxi / Transfer

Door-to-ground, fixed price, and a pickup after — no parking hunt.

By Car

Near the M25, but match-day parking near the ground is limited.

💡 Skip the local parking: Parking near Kingfield is limited on match days. A fixed-price taxi drops you at the ground and collects you after — no hunting for a space, no walk. Fixed price, no surge.

Fixed Transfer Fares (One-Way)

FromSaloonExecutiveMPV8-Seater
Woking & local£46£58£58£69
Guildford£46£58£58£69
Heathrow Airport£54£64£64£75
Central London£115£133£136£146

Return Fares (save ~10%)

FromSaloonExecutiveMPV8-Seater
Woking & local£83£104£104£124
Guildford£83£104£104£124
Heathrow Airport£97£115£115£135
Central London£207£239£245£263

Fares vary by pickup. Saloon seats 4, MPV 6, 8-seaters keep groups together.

Making a Day of the Match

A Woking match at Kingfield is a great non-league day out, and Woking town, with its pubs and food, is close for before and after. For fans travelling in from around Woking, Guildford and Surrey, a fixed-price transfer makes the day easy: everyone travels together, no one worries about the limited parking or driving after a few pints, and an agreed pickup afterwards is simple. For groups especially, having the travel sorted lets you enjoy the Cards atmosphere.

A Well-Supported Non-League Club in Surrey

Appreciating Woking FC and the character of their ground helps explain why a fixed-price taxi suits a match day so well. Woking Football Club, universally known to their supporters as the Cards (from their traditional cardinal-red shirts), are one of the best-known and most consistently well-supported clubs in English non-league football, with a proud history that includes memorable FA Cup giant-killing runs and Trophy successes that have made them a famous name at their level of the game. Their home, the Laithwaite Community Stadium — still very widely referred to by its long-standing traditional name of Kingfield — is a characterful, traditional football ground in the Kingfield area of Woking, close to the town centre, of the kind that gives non-league football its distinctive appeal: a friendly, community-focused atmosphere where supporters are close to the pitch and the action, and where the match-day experience feels more personal and traditional than at the big professional grounds. Loyal local support turns out for the club's league and cup fixtures, creating a good atmosphere and making match days a busy time in the immediate area. As with most traditional grounds set within a residential part of a town, parking near the stadium is limited and in demand on match days, and the surrounding streets become busy as supporters arrive and, especially, leave together at the final whistle. Woking's location in Surrey, however, is well connected: the town has good rail links, sits close to Heathrow Airport just to the north, is near the county town of Guildford, and has ready access to the M25 and the wider motorway network. For supporters, a pre-booked fixed-price taxi is the ideal way to handle a match day: rather than hunting for the scarce local parking or worrying about driving after a pre-match drink, an agreed drop at the ground and a pickup afterwards offer door-to-door convenience, at a fixed fare agreed in advance, from anywhere around Woking, Guildford and the wider Surrey area. Understanding Woking FC's status as a well-supported non-league club and the traditional, community character of their Kingfield home shows why a match here is such an enjoyable occasion, and why reliable transport that avoids the parking hassle makes the day complete.

Woking FC FAQs

Q: Whose ground is the Laithwaite Stadium?

A: Woking FC — the Cards — a well-supported non-league club; the ground is still known as Kingfield.

Q: Can you drop at the ground?

A: Yes — door-to-ground on match days, with a pickup after, no parking hunt.

Q: Can you take a group?

A: Yes — MPVs and 8-seaters keep a group together and split the cost.

Q: Do you cover Surrey and Heathrow?

A: Yes — around Surrey and to Heathrow, close by, all fixed-price.

The Bottom Line

Woking FC's Laithwaite Stadium (Kingfield), home of the Cards, is a friendly non-league Surrey ground — a fixed-price taxi gets you door-to-ground and back, beating the limited local parking, ideal for groups and fans across Woking and Surrey.

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