Our Club- Connare & Flood Field
Richmond Baseball Club’s facilities are located in in Ham, to the south-west of Richmond town centre and forms part of the Kew & Ham Sports Association playing fields complex.
Connare Field is Richmond Baseball Club’s primary field. Built in 2003 and named after long time club benefactor Vincent Connare, this field hosts home games for teams across the club. Connare field is also the venue for in-season mid-week practices.
Connare Field underwent a complete refurbishment in 2014 after the club was awarded a generous grant from Sport England’s Inspired Facilities fund.
The refurbishment allowed for a complete leveling of the playing area, the installation of a new dirt infield, a site wide automatic sprinkler system and new dugouts.
Both Connare and RBC’s second diamond Flood Field have also been fitted with new Enduro field fencing.
Find US (Connare Field)
Richmond Baseball Club
Connare Field
Kew & Ham Sports Association
Riverside Drive
Ham
TW10 7QA
Directions
By Car
From North: If you are entering Richmond from the North (M4, Kew, Central London etc.) you will need to drive straight through the town centre itself, passed the train station, and along the A307. At the Richmond bridge round-about take the first exit and bear right staying on the A307 (Petersham Road). After about 1 mile take a right at the traffic lights about and enter the village of Petersham. Go through the village and take a right at the roundabout down Sandy Lane. Travel to the end of Sandy Lane and take a right. Take a left along Riverside Drive. The club entrance will be on the Right, through the metal gates.
From South: If you are coming to the club from the South (Kingston) you will need to exit Kingston heading towards Richmond on the A307. After about 1 mile take a left at the traffic lights along Dukes Avenue. Continue along this road and it will eventually become Riverside Drive. The club entrance will be on the left (doubling back) through the metal gates.
By Public Transport
Connare Field is easily accessible by public transport. It is recommended that you take a train to Richmond Station (Zone 4). Richmond is served by London Underground, London Overground and National Rail services from Waterloo. From the station you should take either the number 371 or number 65 bus available right outside the station doors.
For the 65 get off at Sandy Lane, just after you pass through Petersham Village. Walk down Sandy Lane and take a right at the end of the road. Take a left on Riverside Drive, the club will be on your right through metal gates. This walk will take approximately 10 minutes.
For the 371 get off at Ham Street. Take a right at the junction and then a left onto riverside Drive. The club will be on your right through metal gates. This walk will take approximately 5 minutes.
Parking and facilities
Parking is most conveniently found next to the clubhouse on Riverside Drive. If you’re attending Flood Field, the second diamond, it is still advisable to park by the clubhouse and walk across the field to the far right corner where the gate will lead you directly to the Flood Field diamond.
The clubhouse has both restrooms and full changing room and shower facilities and on most days staff will man the lounge with full bar and some food offerings.