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Travel Information to Craven Cottage
Directions by Car
North - M1 to J1. Turn right onto A406 North Circular Road heading west. Continue for 4m until you get to the Hangar Lane roundabout. Go straight over onto Hangar Lane. After 2m, you will see Gunnersbury Park and shortly after this Chiswick roundabout. Take the second exit onto the A4 and at the next roundabout (Hogarth), take the first exit, continuing along the A4 Great West Road. After 1m, you will get to Hammersmith, follow the one-way system until heading back in the direction you came from and turn left onto the A219 Fulham Palace Road. After 1m, turn right into Inglethorpe Street, at the bottom, turn left into Stevenage Road and the ground is on the right.
South - A24 into London. At the crossroads with the A214 by Tooting Bec station, turn left onto Trinity Road and after 1.5m turn left onto the A3. One mile later, the road forks in two, take the right hand lane, Upper Richmond Road, and then turn right at the next crossroads into Putney High Street. Continue across Putney Bridge, then after 0.75m, turn left into Findlay Street, turning right at the bottom for the ground.
East - A12 to A406 North Circular Road, continuing until the end of the M1, then as north. West - M4 to J1 continuing straight on the A4 heading east. After a mile, you reach the Hogarth roundabout, then as north.
Sundays and Bank Holidays Just for info, I went on a Sunday & provided you arrive early enough you should be able to park on a side street. Best of all, it's free on Sunday's & Bank Holiday's.
Fan: tom_monkey
Date:2008-02-01 11:22:39
Your only option around Craven Cottage is street parking although it is all monitered by parking meters.
