TD Waterhouse Stadium, Sports stadium in London, Canada

TD Waterhouse Stadium is a sports facility in London with two separate grandstands accommodating roughly 8,000 seated spectators and additional standing room. It features player changing areas, a training centre, offices, and a lounge space with a terrace.

The facility opened in 2000 and replaced the JW Little Stadium, which had served the community since 1929. This new construction brought updated amenities to a fresh location in the city.

The venue serves as a gathering place for local school track meets and university football competitions, where the community comes together for sporting events. This role makes it an important space for developing young athletes in the region.

The location is best reached by car or on foot, as it sits in a developed urban area. Visitors should check in advance what events are scheduled and whether public access is available on their visit day.

The stadium's main building is named after JW Little, the earlier campus stadium that stood from 1929 until its last game in 1999. It holds the changing rooms, the Michael Kirkley Training Centre, coaching offices, a lounge and a terrace. The field is ringed by an 8-lane, 400-metre Mondo rubber track, with long jump sand pits, javelin and a discus circle alongside.