Nye Camp

The ground is an artificial surface installed in late 2025. The capacity is 4,500. The structure is functional, not spectacular, but it holds the history of a club that refuses to dissolve. The record attendance of 3,642 remains a relic of 1984–85, when Swansea City visited for an FA Cup replay. That match was won 3–1, a result that still defines the local identity more than the current Isthmian League campaigns. A fire in August 2008 destroyed the original clubhouse, leaving the community to rebuild around a new social space named Seasons, opened in November 2009. The commercial naming rights were sold in 2023, creating the MKM Arena title, though the locals still call it Nye Camp. The renovation cost £1.4m, funded by the Premier League, The FA, and the Football Foundation, ensuring the facility survives the next cycle of economic shifts. It is not a cathedral, but it is a place where the game continues despite the odds of closure.