National League South

Champions: Maidenhead United · Promoted: Maidenhead, Ebbsfleet (play-offs)

Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
Bath City	Twerton Parkopened 1909	Bath94,092 people	8,840
Ebbsfleet United	Stonebridge Roadopened 1905	Northfleet29,900 people	5,011
St Albans City	Clarence Parkopened 1894	St Albans82,146 people	5,007
Eastbourne Borough	Priory Laneopened 1988	Eastbourne101,689 people	4,134
Dartford	Princes Parkopened 2006	Dartford51,240 people	4,100
Maidenhead United	York Roadopened 1871	Maidenhead63,580 people	3,000
Margate	Hartsdown Parkopened 1929	Margate61,223 people	2,100
Capacity not recorded yet
Bishop's Stortford		Bishop's Stortford40,955 people	–
Chelmsford City	Melbourne Stadium	Chelmsford115,369 people	–
Concord Rangers	Thames Road	Canvey Island38,327 people	–
East Thurrock United			–
Gosport Borough	Privett Park	Gosport71,529 people	–
Hampton & Richmond	Beveree Stadium	Hampton20,000 people	–
Hemel Hempstead Town	Focus Community Arena	Hemel Hempstead94,932 people	–
Hungerford Town	Bulpit Lane	Hungerford5,866 people	–
Oxford City	RAW Charging Stadium	Oxford147,500 people	–
Poole Town	Tatnam Ground	Poole144,800 people	–
Truro City	Truro Sports Hub	Truro21,555 people	–
Wealdstone	Grosvenor Valeopened 1947	Ruislip58,217 people	–
Welling United	Park View Roadopened 1925	Welling247,258 people	–
Weston-super-Mare	The Optima Stadium	Weston-super-Mare76,143 people	–
Whitehawk	The Enclosed Ground	Brighton134,293 people	–