Barnet away guide — The Hive Stadium

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Tube engineering works — Jubilee line weekend closures are common in winter — check TfL before travelling.
School holiday traffic — August fixtures can see lighter but faster traffic on the A5/A406 approach.

Canons Park tube — Jubilee line station 10 minutes' walk from the ground, the simplest approach from central London.
Queensbury tube — Alternative Jubilee line stop, similar walking distance via residential streets.
Driving — The Hive has its own large car park, one of the easiest grounds in the division for drivers.

The Hive concourse — Modern facilities with a decent range of food, better than many League Two grounds. Map
Canons Park cafés — A few small cafés near the station for a coffee before the walk over. Map
Honeypot Lane takeaways — Chicken shops and cafés on the walk from Queensbury. Map

RAF Museum London

Large aviation museum a short drive away in Colindale, free entry.

Stanmore Common

Woodland and heath just north of the ground, good for a pre-match walk.

Bentley Priory Museum

Battle of Britain history in a country house setting nearby.

Lower-profile pubs, cafés and corners the locals keep to themselves.

The Vine, Canons Park
Quiet suburban pub away from the main matchday crowd.
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Canons Park itself
Green space with the ruins of Canons House, a peaceful spot before the game.
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Belmont Circle bakeries
Small parade of independent bakeries and delis a short bus ride away.
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Transport alert

Standard Saturday

Nothing unusual in the London diary for this date. Book advance rail tickets 12 weeks out and check the operator's works page the Monday before.

Ground note

The Hive is shared with Barnet's academy and other sports, so signage to the away turnstile can be easy to miss on first visit.

Ground note

Being deep in the suburbs, there is little matchday atmosphere outside the ground itself.