Complete guide to all 24 EFL League One football stadiums for the 2026-27 season. From historic grounds to modern venues, discover the character and passion of England's third tier.
Explore every EFL League One venue with tickets, accommodation, and stadium guides
St Andrew's Stadium has been Birmingham City's iconic home since 1906, representing over a century of football heritage in England's second city.
The University of Bolton Stadium opened in 1997 as a modern replacement for Burnden Park, designed to bring Premier League ambitions to Bolton.
Bloomfield Road has been Blackpool's seaside home since 1901, offering a unique football experience just minutes from the famous Golden Mile.
Valley Parade stands as one of English football's most historic venues, home to Bradford City since 1886 with a rich heritage in Yorkshire football.
The Memorial Stadium has been Bristol Rovers' home since 1996, a venue steeped in rugby league history and now hosting passionate football support.
The Abbey Stadium has been Cambridge United's home since 1932, representing the intellectual city's contribution to English football culture.
The Valley has been Charlton Athletic's spiritual home since 1919, famous for fan campaigns and community spirit in southeast London.
The Racecourse Ground is the world's oldest international football stadium still in use, home to Wrexham since 1864 with Hollywood ownership bringing global attention.
Priestfield Stadium has been Gillingham's home since 1893, representing Kentish football with a compact atmosphere in the Medway Towns.
The Crown Oil Arena has served Rochdale since 1920, offering an intimate football experience in Greater Manchester's football heartland.
Boundary Park has been Oldham Athletic's hillside home since 1896, offering panoramic views across Greater Manchester from its elevated position.
Sincil Bank has been Lincoln City's home since 1895, representing historic Lincolnshire with passionate support in the shadow of Lincoln Cathedral.
Crabble Athletic Ground serves as Dover Athletic's coastal home, representing English football's gateway to continental Europe since 1931.
The New Den has been Millwall's fortress since 1993, maintaining the Lions' fearsome reputation in South London football culture.
Stadium MK opened in 2007 as Milton Keynes Dons' ultra-modern home, representing new town football with state-of-the-art facilities.
Sixfields Stadium has been Northampton Town's modern home since 1994, replacing the historic County Ground with contemporary facilities.
Meadow Lane has been home to Notts County, the world's oldest professional football club, since 1910, representing football's founding heritage.
London Road Stadium has been Peterborough United's home since 1913, serving Cambridgeshire football with traditional English ground character.
Fratton Park has been Portsmouth's naval city home since 1898, creating one of English football's most atmospheric venues with passionate support.
The Select Car Leasing Stadium opened in 1998 as Reading's modern home, designed for Premier League ambitions in Berkshire.
The Don Valley Stadium serves as Rotherham United's base, representing Yorkshire football tradition with community focus in South Yorkshire.
Shrewsbury Town's modern stadium opened in 2007, bringing contemporary facilities to Shropshire football in the Welsh border region.
Stevenage FC's compact stadium represents Hertfordshire football, offering an intimate atmosphere for the Hertfordshire club since 1980.
Banks's Stadium has been Walsall's home since 1990, serving West Midlands football with a modern venue replacing the historic Fellows Park.