Yunost Stadium, Football stadium in Slonim, Belarus

Yunost Stadium is a football ground in Slonim with two stands seating 2,220 spectators in total. The central section of the main stand is covered and holds a VIP area and two commentary booths. A grass pitch is ringed by running tracks, and the ground also has an electronic scoreboard and a stand for broadcasting.

Yunost Stadium was the home ground of Kommunalnik Slonim and later of Beltransgaz Slonim, which became FC Slonim after absorbing Kommunalnik. Between 1999 and 2002 it was closed for renovation, and Kommunalnik played its matches at the smaller Dinamo Stadium, which held 1,200 spectators.

Yunost is the home ground of FC Slonim, the club formed when Beltransgaz Slonim absorbed the defunct Kommunalnik Slonim. The club's earlier identity survives in the ground's past: Kommunalnik played here before the 1999–2002 renovation, then moved its matches to the smaller Dinamo Stadium. Mass public celebrations are held at the stadium every year.

The football pitch is surrounded by running tracks, and the main stand's central section is covered, with a VIP area and two commentary booths. The stadium was closed for renovation between 1999 and 2002, when Kommunalnik Slonim played instead at the smaller Dinamo Stadium, which holds 1,200.

Between 1999 and 2002 the stadium was closed for renovation, and Kommunalnik Slonim played its home matches at the smaller Dinamo Stadium, which held 1,200 spectators and is now used only for amateur and youth games.