Newport County are preparing for a Sky Bet League Two match against Notts County.
The Exiles will travel to Meadow Lane this Easter Monday for the fixture, which is described as a crucial one as the battle for Sky Bet League Two survival continues.
The Venue: Meadow Lane
Meadow Lane has been home to Notts County since 1910.
The ground is located just 270 metres from City Ground.
The stadium was redeveloped in the early 1990s and now features four modern all-seater stands, including the Derek Pavis Stand, which houses the club’s main facilities.
Away supporters will be housed in the Jimmy Sirrel Stand, with an allocation of around 1,300.
Travel Information for Newport County Fans
The journey from Rodney Parade to Meadow Lane is approximately 150 miles and takes around two hours 40 minutes in good conditions.
Supporters are advised to allow extra time, particularly over the Easter period.
Several parking options are available within walking distance of the stadium. On-street parking is also available but must be paid via RingGo.
Supporters can also use Nottingham’s Park & Ride scheme.
- Parking is free, with tram travel available into the city centre.
- Journey time is around 15 minutes.
Nottingham railway station is approximately a 10–15 minute walk from the stadium. Direct services from Newport run regularly, taking just over three hours. Supporters travelling by train should plan ahead, particularly for return journeys.
Food and Drink Near Meadow Lane
Nottingham offers a wide range of food and drink options for visiting supporters.
Popular away-friendly venues include:
- The Southbank Bar
- Vat and Fiddle
- Brewhouse and Kitchen
Please note that some venues may have restrictions on colours or entry for away fans.
Newport County will look to take a vital step forward on the road.