Billericay Town Football Club — Football Stadium in Chelmsford

You can find Billericay Town Football Club at Blunts Wall Road in Billericay, just outside the city. The ground hosts local football matches and youth academy sessions on Saturday afternoons during FA Cup or play-off runs. It’s a simple space with bright lighting for evening games and basic seating lined with team banners. Locals gather here especially when the club reaches key moments in its history, its 2004–05 FA Cup run, which took it to the first round before losing to Stevenage Borough. The atmosphere builds quickly as crowds fill up; noise levels rise sharply at full capacity. You’ll find pork pie and chips served from the clubhouse stands on match days.

Billericay Town Football Club opened in 2004 as a dedicated local football ground for teams and youth players. It’s not a spectator-only space, during off-seasons, it functions as a community hub. The venue has basic seating with team banners hung along the sides, no decorative features just functionality. Evening games are well-lit, supporting visibility under bright lights. Crowds can get loud when capacity is reached, particularly during high-stakes matches. The noise doesn't fade; it’s part of its identity, this isn’t a quiet place but an active social space rooted in local sport culture.

You’ll find Billericay Town Football Club used mostly for football matches and youth academy sessions across the season. Fans attend games, support under-17 teams, or meet before a match for food and drinks. The club’s hero dish, pork pie and chips, is served on game days from the clubhouse stands. This is not just a venue; it's a gathering point for families, friends, and locals who follow its history. A key moment still remembered is the 2004–05 FA Cup run that took them to first round, where they lost to Stevenage Borough. The club remains active in local sport culture with youth academies running throughout the year.