If you are coming from Elstree and Borehamwood Station, you should approach the ground along Brook Road.

Before turning onto Broughinge Road however, there is a car park to your right. At the far end of this is a path that leads up to the stadium’s South Stand, better known as the South Terrace.
With a house and bowling green right outside of it, access to this side of the stadium is limited to just this path and very little of the uncovered exterior can be seen. The path is clearly marked with a sign for Away Supporters though so you will know exactly where to go if you are based here.

Continuing along past the Brook Road Car Park and onto Broughinge Road brings you to the stadium’s southwest corner. A large sign is in place by this corner that shows Boreham Wood's next home game opponents, as well as the game's date and kick-off time. Further along here is the West Stand.
There is a row of trees and a black perimeter fence right behind it, meaning that you can only see parts of its corrugated iron exterior.
There are no turnstiles along this side of the stadium, and access to the West Stand comes via turnstiles in the stadium’s northeast corner instead. Once through them, you walk along past the northern side of the ground to reach the interior of the West Stand.
There is a set of white gates outside the northwest corner which once led to old turnstiles at Meadow Park. These are no longer in use though.

Continuing round in a clockwise direction from the West Stand brings you to the North Stand, which is better known as the North Bank.
Its exterior is very plain in design, consisting of corrugated iron and black trim. The stand sits atop a small grass bank and there is a black perimeter fence running alongside Broughinge Road outside.
Access to Meadow Park's home turnstiles comes from the ground's northeast corner. There is a road ramp immediately next to the North Bank but this is strictly for vehicle use only. Pedestrians looking to reach the home turnstiles need to head slightly further along Broughinge Road and make use of a footpath which passes around the back of a square car park. This footpath then turns right and eventually leads to the home turnstiles.

Meadow Park's home turnstiles are based behind a pair of electric gates. There are two sets, marked both by signs and on the outer wall. The East Turnstiles (1-2) are for East Stand Seating ONLY. The North Turnstiles (3-6) are for those based in either the North Bank or the West Stand. Upon passing through these you will immediately come to a Fan Zone and toilets. Boreham Wood's Club Shop, based inside a large black portacabin, is around the corner.

The East Stand at Meadow Park is also the stadium’s Main Stand.
Its exterior is dominated by a concrete building that houses several facility entrances. Immediately to the left of the East Turnstiles (1-2) is a small hub that houses Boreham Wood's Main Ticket Office. The Corporate Entrance and Bar Entrance are then in place further along, with the Home Team Entrance through a pair of double doors. The Away Team & Match Officials Entrance is based inside a brick building at the southern end of the East Stand.
Club car parking spaces are in place immediately outside the East Stand, where you can also find a small external Fan Zone, an additional Ticket Office, and a large 3G pitch out beyond.

You are able to reach the southern end of Meadow Park from the East Stand exterior. Head past the additional Ticket Office and Fan Zone and head down a narrow footpath next to the 3G pitch. This path will spit you out at the edge of playground. Head right from here and you will pass hard surface football pitches, basketball courts and tennis courts. There is a set of gates at the end of this path which merge with the Brook Road Car Park outside the South Terrace Entrance.