About The Venues

The Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre is owned, funded and managed by Lee Valley Regional Park Authority. With a history of sporting activity dating back over a century the venue, built as a legacy of London 2012, is certainly continuing this tradition. Visit the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park website here or the Lee Valley Regional Park authority website here more information. 

On England Hockey event days there is NO SPECTATOR parking at the venue, but there are ample baby changing facilities and buggy drop locations. Any spectator under the age of 2 years that does not require a seat can enter the venue for free without purchasing a ticket.  

Spectators are permitted to bring in a small amount of food and drink consisting of up to; 1 x 500ml bottle of water per person in a clear branded unopened plastic bottle, and a maximum of two small items per person, such as a standard size bag of sweets, crisps, chocolate or cereal bar, a piece of fruit. No alcohol or glass bottles can be brought into the venue. 

For blue badge parking on event days please email transport@englandhockey.co.uk  

The venue is fully accessible for users with disabilities, more info can be found here

For directions to Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre or any of our other venues please click here

Nottingham Hockey Centre previously called the Highfields Sports Club is the premier hockey venue in the Midlands and is one of the biggest hockey facilities in Europe.

The centre has six pitches consisting of four original pitches (two nylon water base, one sand-based, and one half-sized sand-based pitch) as well as two new blur Tiger Turf hockey pitches built in 2020 by Nottingham High School.The clubhouse has 16 changing rooms and hospitality including a conference room and an area called the Stick and Pitcher Bar.

Parking will be available for England Hockey Events, but please check the event details before travelling for more details as they may vary.

For directions to Nottingham Hockey Centre or any of our other venues, please click here