Ravenscraig Stadium

Ravenscraig Stadium is an athletics venue in Greenock featuring a synthetic running track that encircles a natural grass pitch. The seating accommodates around 650 spectators during sporting events and competitions.

The venue opened in 1958 with a cinder track for athletics competitions. A major modernization in 1992 replaced the surface with synthetic material to meet contemporary sporting standards.

The venue has deep roots in women's sports history as a trailblazing location for international competition. This connection to pioneering moments remains part of how the place is remembered and used today.

The venue is most easily reached on foot using local pathways and the entrances positioned around the facility's perimeter. It is helpful to check conditions before visiting for an event, as different sports may require different facilities or timing.

The stadium drew its largest crowd in 1959-60 during a Scottish junior football cup match, when around 8,200 spectators attended. This number illustrates the venue's popularity in earlier decades, despite its much smaller current seating capacity.

Location: Inverclyde

Capacity: 650

GPS coordinates: 55.94028,-4.81306

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:48