Ramsgate F.C., British football club

Ramsgate F.C. is a football club based in Ramsgate, Kent, England, playing at The WW Martin Community Stadium in Southwood. The ground features two large terraces at each end, a high-quality artificial pitch installed in 2021, and a lounge area overlooking the pitch with capacity for around 3,500 spectators.

Founded in 1945 as Ramsgate Athletic, the club played in local Kent leagues where it won titles and cups. It joined the Southern League in 1959 and later moved through various leagues before regaining momentum in the 2000s, culminating in reaching the FA Cup second round for the first time in 2024.

The club's red and white colors dominate the stadium and are visible on fan gear and banners around the ground. Match days bring locals together in a shared tradition, with families and friends gathering to support their team as part of the town's social fabric.

The stadium is located in Southwood and accommodates around 3,500 spectators on the terraces and standing areas. The friendly atmosphere makes it easy to settle in among the crowd, and small refreshment stands offer snacks and drinks during matches.

The stadium has been home to the club since the late 1800s, making it one of the longest continuously used football grounds in England. In 2024, the team achieved a historic milestone by reaching the FA Cup second round for the first time after defeating Woking at home, drawing over 3,000 supporters to the ground.