Parkstadion Neustrelitz, Football stadium in Neustrelitz, Germany

Parkstadion Neustrelitz is a football stadium in Neustrelitz, in the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, with a western grandstand that houses administrative offices and VIP areas. The ground holds around 7,000 spectators, with roughly 700 seated places, and an athletics track runs around the pitch.

The stadium was built during the East German period under the name Stadium of German-Soviet Friendship, reflecting the political ties of that era. After German reunification, it was thoroughly renovated in 1997 and renamed to what it is called today.

TSG Neustrelitz, the town's football club, plays its home matches here in the fifth-tier Oberliga Nordost-Nord. The ground also hosts athletics competitions, and in 2016 it staged the 26th Fanfaronade, a gathering of marching bands and fanfare corps organised by the Märkischer Turnerbund Brandenburg and the fanfare corps of the Neustrelitz volunteer fire brigade.

The stadium has floodlights for evening matches and a dedicated section for away supporters. On match days crowds are larger than usual, so arriving a little early makes getting in and finding your spot easier.

The stadium hosted the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Cup final several times between 2013 and 2022, a competition that brings together clubs from across the whole state. This means the ground has seen teams from small village clubs all the way up to the strongest regional sides playing on the same pitch.