Cricket, football and tennis on one ground, run by volunteers for the village since before the First World War. Four resident clubs, a pavilion with a bar, and a welcome for new players of every age and standard.
Every club at the Memorial Pavilion is run by volunteers and welcomes new members. Get in touch with the club directly, or come up to the ground on a match day and say hello.
Village cricket at the top of Chapel Lane, sharing the pavilion with the football and tennis clubs. Saturday league fixtures through the summer, with friendlies and junior cricket alongside.
"Frow" was founded in 1892 and is one of the oldest clubs in Sussex. The first team plays in the Southern Combination Premier Division (currently groundsharing at Three Bridges), while the reserves play at the club's spiritual home on Shalesbrook Lane.
Youth football from under-5s to under-16s. The youngest age groups train on the pavilion ground on Saturday mornings, with older teams using the junior and senior pitches and Medway Park in East Grinstead.
A friendly club of around 100 members with three all-weather, floodlit courts next to the pavilion. Club sessions, coaching, ladder competitions, social tournaments and Weald League matches. Visitors welcome.
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Seasons are approximate — check fixtures with each club before travelling.
When the clubs aren't using it, the pavilion is available to hire for parties, meetings, classes and community events. Hire income goes straight back into maintaining the ground for the village.
Email the bookings secretary at [email protected] with your date, expected numbers and what you have in mind, and we'll come back to you with availability and rates.