Grounds

Where Wycombe have played, then and now.

Adams Park

1990–91 to 2026–27

Home since 1990–91, at the end of Hillbottom Road in Sands. Named after Frank Adams, the former captain who gave Loakes Park to the club; called the Causeway Stadium 2003–2006.

First-team home games: 988 W456 D242 L290
First in the archive: 4–1 v Welling United, 27 August 1990
Latest: 2–0 v Notts County, 17 October 2026
Biggest win: 7–0 v Chalfont Saint Peter, 5 February 1991
Biggest crowd in the archive: 9,921 v Fulham, 8 January 2002

Aerial photograph, 25 August 2025 (Vantor). Esri World Imagery Wayback, © Esri and its licensors.

Aerial photograph, 25 August 2025 (Vantor). Esri World Imagery Wayback, © Esri and its licensors.

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Loakes Park

1895–96 to 1898–99, 1901–02 to 1989–90

Home from 1895 to 1990, apart from 1899–1901 while the pitch was straightened. The site is now part of Wycombe General Hospital and housing.

First-team home games: 1822 W1165 D285 L372
First in the archive: 1–0 v Park Grove, 7 September 1895
Last: 2–1 v Stafford Rangers, 3 May 1990
Biggest win: 15–1 v Witney Town, 14 September 1955
Biggest crowd in the archive: 15,850 v St Albans City, 25 February 1950

Aerial photograph, 1940s. Aerial photograph courtesy of Buckinghamshire Council.

Loakes Park: Aerial photograph, 1940s — Aerial photograph, 1940s. Aerial photograph courtesy of Buckinghamshire Council.

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Other grounds

Cricket Ground 1892–93
Spring Meadow 1893–94 to 1894–95
Daws Hill Park 1899–00 to 1900–01 · While the Loakes Park pitch was straightened; three games at Barrack Meadow first

No ground is recorded for 1887–88 to 1891–92. See the timeline for the ground in every season.