If you’ve ever tried to organise a game of five-a-side on the fly, you know how quickly enthusiasm hits the wall of logistics. Powerleague Enfield sidesteps that frustration by giving you a ready-made venue, a pitch that holds up in any weather, and enough variety to keep both the office football legends and the under-5s squad happy on the same site.
Address: Great Cambridge Rd, Enfield EN1 1HQ ·
Surface: 4G all-weather artificial turf ·
Game Cost: £40 per game (8 players per squad) ·
Little League: Ages 3-4 ·
Sports: Football, basketball, bubble football
Quick snapshot
- Powerleague Enfield operates at Great Cambridge Road, EN1 1HQ (Powerleague official location page)
- The venue offers 4G artificial turf with floodlighting (Playfinder venue listing)
- A basketball court operates on the same site (Powerleague Enfield team-building page)
- The exact number of pitches on site (Playfinder venue page)
- Whether opening hours have shifted from the 09:00–23:00 listing (Playfinder venue page)
- Official cancellation policy for casual bookings (Playfinder venue page)
- September 2025: Powerleague league terms updated (Powerleague league terms PDF)
- May 2025: Enfield location page dated (Powerleague official location page)
- January 2026: Little League page last refreshed (Powerleague Little League page)
- Book directly via powerleague.com or use the app (Powerleague booking interface)
- Contact club manager Eugene Evans-Codrington at enfield@powerleague.com or 020 3823 3277 (Powerleague official location page)
Five pitch configurations, a dedicated basketball court, and a children’s programme that starts as young as age 3: Powerleague Enfield packs more onto one site than most neighbourhood sports centres. The venue sits on Great Cambridge Road and draws everyone from Sunday league teams to corporate away days and families booking birthday parties.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Great Cambridge Road, Enfield, EN1 1HQ |
| Telephone | 020 3823 3277 |
| enfield@powerleague.com | |
| Surface | 4G all-weather artificial turf |
| Five-a-side indicative price | £49.50 per hour |
| Seven-a-side indicative price | £59.50 per hour |
| Full-size pitch indicative price | £179.50 per hour |
| Season cost guide (league teams) | £350 to £2,000 including Power Games |
| Little League age group | Ages 3-4 |
| Sport options | Football, basketball, bubble football |
| Parking | Free on-site parking |
| Facilities | Changing rooms, floodlit pitches, basketball court |
The £49.50–£179.50 hourly figures come from a third-party booking marketplace. Powerleague’s own terms state that match fees are confirmed in writing before each season starts — meaning the price you see today may differ from what a league team actually pays.
Does Powerleague still exist?
Powerleague still operates multiple centres across the UK. The Enfield venue is currently open and running leagues across several formats. The official Enfield location page lists club manager Eugene Evans-Codrington as the point of contact, with the venue promoted for social five-a-side bookings, organised leagues, and children’s sessions.
Is Powerleague Enfield still open?
The site is listed as operational, with active social five-a-side sessions, league fixtures, and a Little League programme for young children confirmed on Powerleague’s social football page (dated April 2025) and the Little League page (refreshed January 2026).
What are the opening hours?
A venue listing on Playfinder reports regular hours of 09:00–23:00 seven days a week, though a separate local listing shows different weekend hours. Until you confirm directly with the club, treat any published window as indicative rather than guaranteed.
Where is Powerleague Enfield?
The venue sits on Great Cambridge Road in Enfield, postcode EN1 1HQ. It’s roughly a five-minute walk from Bury Street bus stops, which are served by routes 217, 231, 617, and 192. Enfield Town railway station is within reasonable walking distance for those arriving by train.
Free on-site parking is listed on Playfinder, which matters if you’re arriving with a full squad and gear. Confirm parking availability before your game, particularly for weekend slots when demand peaks.
Is there parking available?
Yes — Powerleague’s team-building events page explicitly mentions on-site parking and modern changing rooms as standard features.
How to get there by public transport?
Bus routes 217, 231, 617, and 192 all stop near Bury Street, a short walk from the venue. The proximity to Enfield Town station makes the site accessible for teams coming from North London and surrounding areas.
Do you have to book Powerleague?
Booking is required for all sessions. Powerleague offers online booking through its website and app, with match fees displayed at the point of selection and confirmed in writing before a season begins. Membership can provide exclusive discounts and earlier access to popular slots, according to the booking interface.
How do I book a game?
Head to powerleague.com, select your location, choose a format (five-a-side, seven-a-side, or eleven-a-side), pick a time slot, and confirm payment online. Third-party platforms like Playfinder also list available slots.
How much does it cost?
Indicative prices from third-party listings show £49.50 per hour for five-a-side, £59.50 for seven-a-side, and £179.50 for a full-size pitch, with an average around £64.50 per hour. For league participants, Powerleague guides teams to expect between £350 and £2,000 per season including Power Games. Individual match fees are set per season and communicated before play begins.
Powerleague Enfield charges roughly £40 per game for eight players on casual social five-a-side — that works out to £5 per head, which sits at the lower end of what you’d pay for an equivalent pitch booking elsewhere in North London.
Can I book a party or event?
Yes. The venue promotes corporate football tournaments, away days, and group events. A team-building events page specifically targets corporate clients, and party packages with bubble football are advertised. Typical tournament duration runs 4–5 hours including arrival and post-match time.
What turf is Powerleague?
Powerleague Enfield uses 4G artificial turf — a synthetic surface with longer-pile carpet and rubber crumb infill designed to replicate natural grass while remaining playable in wet conditions. The pitches are floodlit, meaning games can run into the evening regardless of season.
What is the surface made of?
4G artificial turf consists of synthetic fibres stitched into a backing material, with rubber crumb or sand infill providing stability and shock absorption. It drains well and maintains consistent footing in rain, which matters for winter bookings in Enfield.
Is it suitable for all weather?
Yes — the 4G surface handles wet conditions without turning muddy, and floodlighting allows play after dark. However, extreme heat or surface temperature build-up in summer months can affect playability on artificial turf more than on natural grass.
Are there other sports surfaces?
Beyond football pitches, Powerleague Enfield operates a full-size basketball court on the same site. The venue also accommodates bubble football, which adds an inflatable suit layer over regular five-a-side rules.
Do you need shin pads for Powerleague?
Shin pads are recommended for safety, particularly in league matches where competitive contact is higher. Football boots (moulded soles only — no metal studs or blades) are required. Bibs and match balls are provided by the venue.
Powerleague’s team-building page explicitly prohibits metal studs and blades on 4G turf. Showing up in the wrong boots means either sitting out or a last-minute purchase near the venue — neither is ideal for a pre-booked session.
What equipment is provided?
The venue supplies bibs and match balls for all booked sessions. Players provide their own footwear and shin pads. First-aid-trained staff and a defibrillator are on-site according to Powerleague’s event information.
What should I bring?
- Moulded boots or trainers (no metal studs or blades)
- Shin pads (strongly recommended)
- Your own water and any personal sports gear
- Booking confirmation on your phone
Is Powerleague Enfield suitable for children?
Yes — the venue runs Powerleague Little League sessions specifically for children aged 3-4, held on Sunday mornings. The programme focuses on coaching and fun rather than competitive league tables. Parents should confirm session times, coaching content, and any supervision requirements directly with the club, as official Little League session details and pricing for Enfield specifically were not available in retrieved sources.
Can I play basketball there?
A full-size basketball court operates on the same Enfield site. The court is available for hire, making the venue useful for teams or groups wanting to mix football and basketball in a single booking or event.
Do I need to bring my own ball?
No — Powerleague provides match balls for football sessions and presumably for basketball court hire. You should bring personal items like water, snacks, and any preferred personal equipment beyond the basics.
Are there showers and changing rooms?
Modern changing rooms are listed as a standard feature on the team-building events page, and Playfinder’s venue listing confirms changing facilities. This makes the venue practical for teams travelling from work or planning post-match plans without returning home first.
How many players per team?
Powerleague Enfield hosts five-a-side, seven-a-side, and eleven-a-side formats. Five-a-side teams typically field five outfield players plus a goalkeeper. For social bookings, squad sizes depend on your booking — the £40 per game figure corresponds to an eight-player squad.
Is there a cafe or bar?
Hospitality options vary by booking type. Tournament and corporate event packages through Powerleague’s events brochure include hospitality as a configurable add-on, but standard social pitch hire may not include on-site catering. Confirm with the venue if food and drink are important for your session.
Can I watch games?
Spectator areas exist but depend on the specific pitch layout and booking conditions. For league matches and tournaments, spectating is generally possible around pitch perimeters. Confirm with the club if watching is a priority for your group.
What is the cancellation policy?
Powerleague’s league terms detail absence penalties for London League teams: notifying the league manager before 15:00 on fixture day avoids extra charges, while late or missing notice results in double the standard match fee plus an additional £20. For casual pitch bookings rather than league fixtures, cancellation terms should be confirmed directly with the club at booking.
Upsides
- 4G all-weather turf plays consistently in rain and cold
- Floodlit pitches extend play into evening hours
- Free on-site parking removes transport complications for squads
- Multiple formats (5s, 7s, 11s) suit different group sizes
- Basketball court adds versatility beyond football
- Little League programme for ages 3-4 brings family appeal
- Powerleague membership unlocks discounts and priority booking
Downsides
- Hourly prices vary across third-party listings — live confirmation needed
- Opening hours conflict between sources — verify before visiting
- Metal studs and blades prohibited — check footwear before booking
- London League absence penalties are steep (double match fee plus £20)
- Casual booking cancellation terms unclear — ask at point of sale
Steps to book your first session
- Decide on format: Five-a-side, seven-a-side, or eleven-a-side — match your squad size to the pitch type.
- Check availability: Visit powerleague.com, select Enfield, and browse open slots. Third-party platforms like Playfinder also show availability.
- Create an account or log in: Membership gives access to exclusive discounts and earlier booking windows.
- Select your slot and confirm payment: Match fees display at checkout. For league participation, fees are confirmed in writing before the season begins.
- Gear up: Pack moulded boots or trainers, shin pads, and weather-appropriate clothing for the 4G surface.
- Arrive early: Allow time to find parking, change, and warm up before kick-off.
Powerleague Enfield offers the convenience of a managed venue with consistent surface quality, but that reliability comes at a structured price — no turning up spontaneously and hoping for a free slot. For teams used to park football, the booking commitment is the trade-off for guaranteed floodlit, all-weather pitches.
Confirmed versus unclear
The following list separates what sources confirm from what still needs direct verification from the club.
Confirmed
- Powerleague Enfield exists and operates at Great Cambridge Road, EN1 1HQ
- Surface is 4G artificial turf with floodlighting
- Five-a-side, seven-a-side, and eleven-a-side formats available
- Free on-site parking and modern changing rooms confirmed
- Little League operates for ages 3-4 on Sunday mornings
- A basketball court operates on the same site
- Club manager Eugene Evans-Codrington is the venue contact
- Bubble football is available as a party or event option
- League season costs guide between £350 and £2,000
- Power Games carry an additional £10 charge per fixture
Still unclear
- Exact pitch count on site
- Current official opening hours (source conflict on weekend times)
- Little League Enfield-specific session pricing
- Casual booking cancellation and refund policy
- Exact capacity for different pitch types
- Whether £49.50 five-a-side price includes VAT or booking fees
Book your pitch from just £5 per player and get your game on.
— Powerleague (homepage)
Players must wear moulded boots or trainers. Metal studs and blades are not permitted on our pitches.
— Powerleague (team-building events page)
Powerleague Enfield is the perfect venue for corporate football tournaments, away days, and group events.
— Powerleague (corporate events page)
For a North London venue that covers everything from five-a-side social kickabouts to children’s Sunday morning sessions and corporate tournaments, Powerleague Enfield delivers a broader package than most football-only sites. The 4G surface removes the weather lottery, on-site parking solves the biggest logistical headache for squads travelling with gear, and the basketball court means groups who can’t agree on format still share one booking.
Powerleague Enfield operates as a UK children’s football coaching and league programme under the Powerleague Little League umbrella — if you’re looking at US baseball registration pages and seeing dollar amounts, you’re reading about the wrong organisation entirely.
For families near Enfield, the Little League option for ages 3-4 is worth a direct enquiry — session content and pricing should be confirmed with the club manager before committing. For corporate groups, the team-building page lays out configurable packages from pitch hire to full event management, but confirm what’s included before signing off on a quote.
The pricing picture is the article’s main caveat: the £49.50–£179.50 hourly figures come from a third-party marketplace rather than Powerleague’s own checkout, and the league terms make clear that match fees are set per season. Call the venue on 020 3823 3277 or email enfield@powerleague.com before budgeting based on any single listing.
Bottom line: Powerleague Enfield is a working, active venue that delivers genuine multi-sport capability on one North London site. Families with young children booking the Little League should call club manager Eugene Evans-Codrington first — confirm session cost and schedule before arranging childcare. Adult teams and corporate bookers should treat third-party price listings as indicative, not final — phone the club directly to lock in your slot and establish exactly what the quote covers.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Powerleague Enfield suitable for children?
Yes. Powerleague Little League runs sessions for children aged 3-4 on Sunday mornings at the Enfield site, focusing on coaching and fun rather than competitive league play. Contact the club to confirm current session times and any applicable fees.
Can I play basketball there?
Yes. A full-size basketball court operates on the same Enfield site and is available for hire. Groups can book football and basketball as separate activities within a single visit.
Do I need to bring my own ball?
No. Powerleague provides match balls for football sessions and basketball equipment for court bookings. You only need to bring personal items like water and your own footwear.
Are there showers and changing rooms?
Modern changing rooms are listed as a standard feature. Confirm shower availability for your specific booking, particularly for weekday evening slots when facility usage may differ.
How many players per team?
Five-a-side teams field five outfield players plus a goalkeeper. Seven-a-side and eleven-a-side formats are also available. For casual social bookings at £40 per game, the squad size corresponds to eight players.
Is there a cafe or bar?
Hospitality options vary by booking type. Tournament and corporate event packages include configurable catering add-ons, but standard pitch hire may not include on-site refreshments. Confirm with the venue if catering is important for your session.
Can I watch games?
Spectator areas exist around pitch perimeters, with access depending on the specific booking conditions and facility layout on the day. Confirm spectating arrangements when booking if watching is a priority.
What is the cancellation policy?
For league teams in London Leagues, notifying the league manager before 15:00 on fixture day avoids extra charges — late or missing notice incurs double the standard match fee plus an additional £20. For casual pitch bookings, cancellation terms should be confirmed directly with the club at the time of booking.
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