Jinhua Stadium, Multi-purpose stadium in Jinhua, China.

Jinhua Stadium is a modern sports venue in Zhejiang Province with capacity for around 30,000 spectators, featuring athletic tracks and football fields for multiple competition formats. The facility includes designated areas for training, warm-up activities, and official match play.

Construction began in 2011 and the Jinhua Sports Center opened in 2013 in Wucheng District, with a total site area of 266,700 square metres and 99,580 square metres of built floor space. Around the 2016 G20 Hangzhou summit it briefly served as the home ground of Zhejiang Professional Football Club. In 2022 it was one of the venues for the Asian Games football tournament.

The stadium serves as a gathering place where locals come to watch sporting events and support their teams during competitions. On match days, the stands fill with spectators who are part of the city's sports community and passionate fan base.

The venue is well organized with clear access points and signage for different sections and facilities to help spectators navigate easily. Arriving early is recommended to secure good seating, especially for popular matches or major competitions.

The 266,700 m² complex includes a 30,000-seat main stadium, a 6,000-seat secondary stadium, a 1,600-seat pool and a 400-metre outdoor athletics practice track. Construction began in 2011 and it opened in 2013, making it Jinhua's largest public works project by investment and area.