I watched Quorn a few times last season when their fixtures didn't clash with Boston's, and thought I'd offer a few pearls of wisdom for anyone travelling to the game - either by coach or by car.
I'd recommend getting to Loughborough via whichever route you prefer (Grantham-Melton or Newark-A46-Six Hills), and then following Leicester signs out of Loughborough. You'll come to a roundabout (junction with the A6) where Quorn is straight on, and their Farley Way Ground is then a left turn at the traffic lights before you actually enter the main part of the village. You can see the floodlights if you approach from this direction.
If people are looking to grab a bite to eat, then there isn't that much in Quorn itself I'm afraid. There are places to eat - I know of a large eat-in Chinese Restaurant (Chequers) and a pub named the Quorndon Fox, though its meals tend to be a bit pricey and it isn't really a "football shirt" pub. If people are looking for more choice - McDonalds, Fish and Chips, etc. - they'd definitely be better off pulling over in Loughborough.
There is a decent-sized car park at Quorn and a well presented club house inside the ground. There is one end which is terraced and covered, and a covered seating area running part way up one side of the pitch. If you're above 5'4" however you'll be complaining that there isn't enough leg room in that stand. The rest of the ground is open to the elements.
The ex referee Peter Jones lives in Quorn, as does fitness guru Rosemary Conley.
