Raynes Park Vale

Club Overview

Raynes Park Vale FC represents south-west London and competes in the Isthmian League South Central Division at Step 4 in 2026/27. The club’s home is the Prince George’s Playing Fields, and its story is closely tied to grassroots football in the Raynes Park area. Its place in the division brings a broad range of London and southern England opponents to the club’s fixture list.

Quick Facts

  • Club: Raynes Park Vale FC
  • League: Isthmian League South Central Division
  • Step: 4
  • Ground: Prince George’s Playing Fields
  • Location: Grand Drive, Raynes Park, south-west London

Prince George’s Playing Fields

Prince George’s Playing Fields is Raynes Park Vale’s home ground and the setting for its senior fixtures. The venue provides a community football atmosphere in south-west London. Supporters should check the club’s official channels for the correct entrance, admission prices, kick-off times, public transport, parking, accessibility and refreshments before travelling.

Club History

Raynes Park Vale’s identity has grown from local football in south-west London, where community clubs and volunteers play an important role in the game. The club has progressed through the regional non-league pyramid and established itself in Step 4, bringing a wider profile and new sporting challenges.

The club has also played a role in helping other teams find a home through groundsharing arrangements. Kingstonian used Prince George’s Playing Fields during recent seasons before moving to a new groundshare for 2026/27, illustrating the importance of local facilities and cooperation between clubs in the non-league game.

Honours and Notable Achievements

Raynes Park Vale’s progress into the Isthmian League South Central is an important modern milestone. For a full and accurate honours list, league championships and cup achievements should be verified through club records and competition archives.

Club Records and Former Players

The club’s history reflects contributions from generations of players, managers, volunteers and supporters. Record attendances, appearances and goalscoring figures should be confirmed from reliable club records before being presented as definitive.

Rivalries and Regional Fixtures

South-west London and Surrey provide the natural regional backdrop for Raynes Park Vale’s fixtures. The most anticipated local games change with league allocation and cup draws, creating new matchday stories from season to season.

Matchday Guide

Check the club’s official website or social media for current ticket prices, kick-off times, travel advice, parking, accessibility and food and drink details. Confirm any fixture changes and entry arrangements before setting off.

Plan Your Visit

Use Raynes Park Vale’s official channels for up-to-date ground directions and visitor information. Always check the match is taking place as scheduled.

Club History and Key Milestones

Raynes Park Vale were formed in 1995 through the merger of Raynes Park and Malden Vale. The club plays at Prince George’s Playing Fields and represents south-west London in regional non-league football. The merger brought together two local football identities.

Matchday Notes

Check the latest club announcement for the confirmed venue, kick-off time, admission prices and payment methods. Supporters should verify parking and public transport options and plan the return journey after evening fixtures. Older ground names and ticket information can become outdated.

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A Merger and a Shared Football Identity

Raynes Park Vale were formed in 1995 through the merger of Raynes Park and Malden Vale, bringing together two local football identities. The club’s history is rooted in community football in south-west London, and its development through regional leagues has broadened the range of opponents visiting its home ground.

Prince George’s Playing Fields is the venue for home matches. Check current club guidance for ticketing, parking, entry and accessibility, and confirm the fixture details before travelling. Local transport and access arrangements can vary by kick-off time, so plan the return journey if attending an evening game.