Jeju Sports Complex, Multi-purpose stadium in Jeju, South Korea.

Jeju Sports Complex (Jeju Stadium) is a multi-purpose stadium in Jeju City, Jeju Province, with a natural grass field and a urethane running track. Its main stadium seats 16,387 and opened in July 1968. The complex also holds a baseball field, an indoor swimming pool, Halla Gymnasium, tennis courts, a boxing hall and a ssireum ring.

Construction of this facility began in 1967 and it officially opened on July 30, 1968, marking an important moment for sports development on the island. The completion brought improved athletic infrastructure to the region.

The complex is named Jeju Sports Complex (제주종합경기장), and beyond the main stadium it holds a baseball field, an indoor pool, Halla Gymnasium, the Yeonjeong tennis courts, Aehang sports ground, a citizens' fitness centre, a boxing hall, a ssireum ring and an artificial climbing wall called Oreum Madang. Jeju United played home matches here from 2007 to 2011.

The complex sits in Jeju City and holds more than the main stadium: a baseball field, an indoor pool, Halla Gymnasium, tennis courts and a climbing wall share the grounds. The main pitch has natural grass and a urethane track, so check which facility your event uses before setting out.

The facility served as a hosting venue for AFC Champions League matches in 2017 when other locations faced scheduling issues. This unexpected role highlighted its versatility and importance on the international stage.