Football for all - Kings Hill FC
Kings Hill Football Club is one of the largest grassroots clubs in Kent, championing excellence and ambition, and we are proud for them to call our facility home.
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Founded in 2003, Kings Hill Football Club has grown into one of Kent’s most successful and respected grassroots football clubs. From humble beginnings, the club now provides football for players of all ages, genders, and abilities, and it is a true hub for the local community.
We are incredibly proud to have been named Kent FA Grassroots Club of the Year twice, in 2023 and 2025. This recognition reflects the hard work, dedication, and passion of our committee, volunteers, coaches, and parents who make the club what it is today.
For the 2025/26 season, Kings Hill FC will cater for over 900 players across 74 teams, offering football opportunities in our male, female and disability sections. We believe football should be inclusive, welcoming, and accessible for everyone and our continued growth is testament to that ethos.
Our teams compete in some of the region’s most prestigious and competitive leagues, including the Kent Youth League, Crowborough League, Invicta Primary League, Junior Premier League, Maidstone Youth League, Kent Girls & Ladies League, and the Kent Disability League. This gives our players fantastic opportunities to develop their skills, make friends, and experience football in a supportive but ambitious environment.
In recent years, our club has enjoyed several landmark moments. Our Women’s First Team made their debut in the FA Cup during the 2024/25 season and will compete in the SECWFL Division 1 for the coming campaign. Our Men’s First Team earned promotion back to the Kent County Premier Division, demonstrating the strength of our senior football programme.
Our Frame Football team, which caters to young players with mobility challenges, has previously been crowned National Champions. This is a source of huge pride and proof of our commitment to creating opportunities for all to enjoy the game.
We also provide opportunities for players to experience football on the world stage. Our U16 Girls team proudly represented Kings Hill FC and England at the Gothia Cup, the world’s largest youth football tournament, in both 2024 and 2025, competing in Sweden and creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Beyond the pitch, Kings Hill Football Club is known for hosting one of the biggest grassroots football tournaments in the South East. This annual event, which welcomes over 280 teams over two action-packed days each May, is a highlight in the grassroots football calendar, attracting clubs from across the region and helping to further strengthen the sense of community within our club.
At Kings Hill FC, our aim is simple: to provide a safe, fun, and positive environment where players can develop their skills, make lifelong friendships, and fall in love with the game. Whether someone is taking their first steps into football, returning after time away, or striving to play at the highest level available to them, Kings Hill FC provides the right pathway, coaching, and support to help them achieve their goals.
We remain incredibly proud of the community we have built and the opportunities we provide. As we look to the future, we are committed to continuing our growth, investing in our facilities, supporting our coaches, and ensuring Kings Hill FC remains a place where football is for everyone.
All Abilities & Ages
Football opportunities start from as young as U5s, with boys and mixed football training beginning at that age before teams are formed from U6s onwards. The club now provides football all the way through to adult football, including three men’s teams, a veterans side, and plans for a women’s veterans team in the future.
The girls’ and women’s section continues to thrive. Our Wildcats programme introduces girls to football from U5 level, with teams then running from U8s all the way through to our Women’s First Team. Several former players have progressed into Professional Game Academy U21 programmes this summer, highlighting the strength of the pathway available locally.
The club also offers inclusive and disability football, with three junior disability teams starting at U11 level alongside four adult disability sides. In addition, Kings Hill FC runs two walking football groups which continue to grow in popularity within the local community.
Training takes place Monday to Thursday, with matches played across Saturdays and Sundays throughout the season.
Grassroots Club of the Year
Kings Hill FC is proud to be an FA Three Star Accredited Club and part of The Greater Game programme. The club has also been recognised as Kent FA Grassroots Club of the Year twice in the last three years.
The club continues to create opportunities both on and off the pitch, with volunteers, coaches and team helpers always welcomed. A number of former players have progressed into professional academies including Chelsea, Charlton Athletic and Gillingham, with one former player featuring for Charlton Athletic’s First Team during the 2025/26 season.
Further information, including a full team breakdown and club news, can be found at the official website of Kings Hill Football Club .