Westhills Stadium, Sports stadium in Langford, Canada.

Starlight Stadium is a 6,000-seat multi-purpose stadium in Langford, British Columbia, with an artificial turf field and purple seating. The main grandstand on the left has a dark roof and purple seats forming a white "W"; a taller stand on the right also has purple seats with a white "W". The venue includes 18 VIP suites, four change rooms, and concession and washroom facilities.

Langford's municipal government decided in 2008 to build a 1,600-seat stadium, completed in 2009 as Bear Mountain Stadium. Westhills Land Corporation bought the naming rights in 2012, and Pacific FC's arrival in 2019 brought an expansion to 6,000 seats. A five-year deal with Toronto-based Starlight Investments renamed it Starlight Stadium in April 2021, with about 85% of the CA$500,000 going to Pacific FC.

The stadium's name has changed with its sponsors: Bear Mountain until 2012, Westhills until 2021, then Starlight after a five-year deal worth over CA$500,000, about 85% of it going to Pacific FC and the rest to the City of Langford. Rugby Canada uses the ground as a training base for its national teams, and the Canada Women's Sevens has been held here.

The stadium provides food stands and public restrooms throughout the venue for visitor comfort. The covered sections and artificial surface ensure events can proceed regardless of weather conditions.

The record crowd of 6,102 saw Christine Sinclair's farewell tour match on December 1, 2023, when Canada beat Australia 5–0. The stadium also hosted 2024 CONCACAF Champions Cup matches for Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Cavalry FC because BC Place was unavailable and ATCO Field had weather concerns.