Ochilview Park

Ochilview Park is a football stadium in Stenhousemuir, Scotland, with 3,746 seats distributed across a main stand and a covered terrace behind one goal. The stadium features artificial grass and accommodates both home and away supporters.

The stadium opened in 1890 and made history by hosting Scotland's first floodlit match against Hibernian in 1951. This event marked a turning point in how Scottish football clubs used artificial lighting.

The Norway Stand was built during the 1996-97 season and named after Norwegian supporters of Stenhousemuir Football Club who developed a connection with the team. This partnership shows how football creates bonds across borders.

The stadium is about a 15-minute walk from Larbert railway station, which has regular train connections to major Scottish cities. A car is not needed to get there, and visitors should allow enough time to explore the stadium and nearby areas.

The playing surface is covered with artificial grass that is maintained throughout the year to keep conditions stable for matches and training. This surface allows the facility to be used regularly regardless of weather or season.

Location: Falkirk

Inception: 1890

Official opening: 1890

Capacity: 3746

Website: http://stenhousemuirfc.com/club/ochilview

GPS coordinates: 56.02824,-3.81466

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:40