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Boston United

Jakemans Community Stadium · Pilgrim Way · PE21 7NE

5,061stadium capacity
South Standvisiting supporters
Ground directions

Boston United travel guide

Getting there & parking

The Jakemans Community Stadium sits at The Quadrant south of Boston. It is several miles from the railway station, and the club's matchday shuttle is usually the most practical public-transport link.

PE21 7NEstadium postcode£1.50current shuttle each wayPermit holdersmain stadium car park

Parking options

Compare official and private matchday parking

Official matchday parking

The main stadium car park is reserved for seasonal pass holders and club guests. A limited number of match-by-match spaces may be released online, but should never be assumed.

Pre-arranged accessible parking is handled through the ticket office. The club shuttle from central Boston is the official fallback.

Private matchday parking

JustPark's Boston destination page lists private driveways and managed car parks. Many are central, so check the distance to The Quadrant and combine a central booking with the shuttle if appropriate.

Retail spaces have their own restrictions unless explicitly reserved for the full match window.

Availability, prices and access arrangements can change by fixture. Always check the booking details before travelling.

By train

Boston station is in the town centre, well north of the stadium. The distance makes a matchday shuttle, bus or taxi more realistic than walking for most supporters.

Check return trains before travelling because the shuttle and post-match traffic add time.

Matchday shuttle and buses

For a Saturday 3pm game, the club currently lists shuttle departures from the Len Medlock Centre and bus station at 12:00, 12:45, 13:30 and 14:15, with post-match returns. The current fare is £1.50 each way by cash or contactless.

B13 and K58 services also serve The Quadrant. Verify times for evening or rearranged fixtures.

Driving

The stadium is beside the A16 south of Boston. Follow signs for The Quadrant and use pedestrian crossings rather than crossing the A16 informally.

Navigate to the booked car park, not simply the stadium postcode, and expect congestion on Pilgrim Way after full-time.

After the match

Use the official return shuttle or allow generous time for a taxi. Drivers should expect queues at The Quadrant and the A16 junction.

Travel, parking, ticket allocations and stadium procedures can change by fixture. Check the latest information from both clubs and the relevant operator before travelling. Guide checked 16 September 2026.