Reg Madgwick Stadium

The ground sits at the crossroads of Leg o Mutton and Downside Bridge Road. It is an unassuming rectangle of artificial turf. The surface, a synthetic third-generation pitch, replaced the natural grass in the summer of 2023, a change funded by a grant from Elmbridge Borough Council. Floodlights were installed in the 1997–98 season.

Before the lights and the synthetic surface, the site was known by a name that sounds like a pub rather than a sporting venue. It was the Leg O' Mutton Field, when it was renamed the Reg Madgwick Stadium in honour of a former player and fundraiser who died that year. His ashes were scattered on the pitch. The club, Cobham Football Club, has called this patch of earth home since the 1955–56 season, having moved here after the Second World War. Eventually settling into the nickname 'The Hammers', derived from the nearby Anvil Lane.

The stands are sparse. A main stand was erected in 2004, and a smaller, hundred-seat structure was added in 2016. They face each other across a pitch that has seen more than just friendly matches. The capacity is listed at 2,000, a figure that has not been breached since a charity match in 1975.