Kerkyra Stadium, Municipal stadium in Corfu, Greece

Kerkyra Stadium is a football ground in Kerkyra, Greece, home of A.O. Kerkyra and part of the island's National Athletic Center. It has two stands, a large west stand and a smaller east one, and holds 3,000 people. The pitch is natural grass, with floodlights added in 2003 and plastic seats fitted across all sections in 2005.

The facility opened in 1961, marking an important development in sporting infrastructure for the island of Corfu. This established a new venue where the community could gather for larger sporting events and competitions.

Kerkyra Stadium is the home ground of A.O. Kerkyra, the island's football club, and sits within Corfu's National Athletic Center. The record crowd of 5,649 came on 5 October 1969 for a Second Division match against PAS Giannina. A 200-seat temporary stand added in 2010 is not used, as no tickets are issued for it.

The venue has natural grass and floodlights that enable evening events. Plastic seating is installed throughout all sections to provide comfortable viewing for spectators.

The venue recorded its highest attendance of around 5,600 spectators during a match against PAS Giannina in October 1969. This moment remains memorable in the island's sporting history as a sign of the community's passion for the game.