Forest Green Rovers Football Club

Nice stadium. Very nice staff, we were well looked after. Shame I missed the supporters club members at the end of the game because we had the winning raffle ticket.

Shambles of a football ground, the sooner they move the better. Built in a small village is just the beginning. Facilities are poor, there's nothing around for miles, no parking (have to fight for your space around local housing estates). Food/drink options are all vegan (the beers/cider etc... are not even in fridges so are warm and have horrible head on them, so recommend bringing your own). Nice food in the ground, chips aren't too bad. You can get bottles/canned drinks, which were nice, actually. The view is very non-league, right up against the pitch, all standing, very old school (No roof for away fans). If you're doing the all stadiums in England/EFL, get this one over and done with, don't recommend travelling to this stadium unless you live locally, it is awful!

Poor for away supporters. Don't bother going. Oversold away end, meaning half of us couldn't actually see the game. One stewards advice was that I should have arrived at the game earlier, but then failed to take into account mine and 100s of other people's circumstances on why they arrived late.

Small ground but tidy enjoy and managed to watch the football. Not a brilliant awayend. Lots of upset fans with the problems caused by having 2,500 City fans cramped onto a small terrace. Only sale vegan food and drink; which I did enjoy. Parking not great. Managed to park in the primary school car park which was manned by stewards.Looking forward to the club getting the new ground they need!

We went for our kids first football match and as we're vegan we've followed the mighty Forest Green for a while (it also probably adds some bias to this review too).We parked in the school next to the ground and the stewards were very friendly. We then had some drink and food in the Green Man pub which was lovely(in football stadium terms). The staff on the door of the pub checking Covid passes were very good, very friendly and patient.Once inside the ground was like other lower league grounds I've visited except perhaps a bit cleaner. Also there were recycle and compost bins which meant there was pretty much zero landfill waste unless you brought it with you from outside the ground. This is one thing we really noticed is the environmental mission the club is carrying out is definitely by actions rather than words!The family area was good, low down in the main stand and with a view that focused mainly on one quarter of the pitch but you still had a decent view down the other end. One bonus was that from our position you could see a hilly field behind the other side of the ground which occasionally had horses in it, this helped keep our 4 year old entertained before kick off.At half time there was a long queue for food and drink, this isn't a complaint as it happens at every ground, however we were all back in our seats for the second half.Another unexpected positive where that the hand dryers in the men's toilets weren't the usual loud affair which helped when our son needed the loo as he doesn't like the ones like the Air Fury which sound like a jet engine.As for the game, well I can't really base any of the review on that but the atmosphere was good and we won 2-0. We'll definitely be coming back and we all had a great time!

It's a game of football I'll never forget!I came to watch MK Don's, and the game was tight at both ends.The area of Nailsworth has a very special place in my heart.Hope you stay up in League One.

I enjoyed my visit to the Forest green rovers FC. The stadium itself was nice enough, with good facilities and a good atmosphere. I was particularly impressed with the pre-match entertainment, which featured a live band. The food was also good, and the staff were friendly and helpful.

A tidy stadium.Friendly atmosphere.The stadium is vegan so only sell vegan food.I don't agree with this at all. People should have a choice.I don't mind going 90 minutes but not great when you've travelled 4.5hours and the kids can't even get a chocolate bar!

Total joke of a stadium if you are a disabled away supporter.Chaos trying to get into the ground with hundreds outside trying to get in down a small alleyway staff never knew where the disabled entrance was or if they even had one in the end with 5 minutes of the game gone they just opened up the exit gates and let everyone waiting outside into the ground. Once in the ground you have to walk the length of the pitch to the seats then up some stairs with a wire mesh floor where your walking stick goes through. Toilets are too small I never seen a disabled toilet and don't even start me on the food. It may be ok for home fans but as an away fan who is not used to non league grounds I was not impressed

Another away ground ticked off for me and my boys. A steep walk up the hill which was fun with a teenager (not) but we were excited to try their vegan menu. Friendly staff, nice compact ground. The vegan burgers didn’t disappoint, absolutely scrumptious and good to see oat milk readily available for hot drinks. And victory for Charlton Athletic so we went back to our hotel for the night very happy.