Central Coast Stadium

Central Coast Stadium sits near Brisbane Water and offers 20,059 seats across multiple elevated sections and ground-level areas. The facility includes covered grandstands along the sidelines and open stands at the ends with views of the surrounding greenery.

The site evolved from Waterside Park in 1915 to Grahame Park in 1939 before opening as a modern sports venue on February 6, 2000. Construction followed the need for a contemporary facility to host regional sporting events in New South Wales.

The arena provides a home ground for the local football club and several rugby teams throughout the season. Visitors experience regular matchday culture as supporters wearing club colors fill the stands and cheer together.

Wheelchair access is available at the eastern and western gates with designated parking nearby. The ticket office opens on weekdays from 9 AM to 5 PM for inquiries and purchases outside match days.

Ospreys maintain an active nest in one of the floodlight towers and raise chicks there annually since 2016. Visitors occasionally spot the birds returning to the nest during the breeding season in spring.

Location: New South Wales

Inception: 1999

Official opening: February 6, 2000

Capacity: 20059

Address: Cnr Dane Drive & Central Coast Highway, Gosford NSW 2250

Website: https://centralcoaststadium.com.au

GPS coordinates: -33.42833,151.33806

Latest update: December 20, 2025 14:12