League One stadiums

24 grounds in the 2026–27 season

The 24 League One grounds for 2026–27 hold 409,651 seats between them. The largest is Hillsborough (Sheffield Wednesday, 39,732) and the smallest is Hayes Lane (Bromley, 6,100). The oldest is Field Mill, in use since 1861.

By Leo Nagano · Last checked 21 October 2026

Map of League One grounds

All League One stadiums by capacity

League One grounds 2026–27, largest first · click a column to sort

1	Hillsborough	Sheffield Wednesday	Sheffield	39,732	1899
2	King Power Stadium	Leicester City	Leicester	32,259	2002
3	Stadium MK	Milton Keynes Dons	Milton Keynes	30,500	2007
4	Brick Community Stadium	Wigan Athletic	Wigan	25,138	1999
5	Valley Parade	Bradford City	Bradford	24,840	1886
6	Select Car Leasing Stadium	Reading	Reading	24,161	1998
7	Kirklees Stadium	Huddersfield Town	Huddersfield	24,121	1994
8	Oakwell	Barnsley	Barnsley	23,287	1888
9	Meadow Lane	Notts County	Nottingham	19,841	1910
10	Home Park	Plymouth Argyle	Plymouth	17,900	1893
11	Bloomfield Road	Blackpool	Blackpool	16,500	1899
12	Eco-Power Stadium	Doncaster Rovers	Doncaster	15,231	2007
13	London Road Stadium	Peterborough United	Peterborough	13,512	1913
14	Kassam Stadium	Oxford United	Oxford	12,500	2001
15	Kenilworth Road	Luton Town	Luton	12,056	1905
16	Edgeley Park	Stockport County	Stockport	10,852	1891
17	Adams Park	Wycombe Wanderers	High Wycombe	10,446	1990
18	Field Mill	Mansfield Town	Mansfield	10,022	1861
19	Brisbane Road	Leyton Orient	London	9,271	1937
20	Plough Lane	AFC Wimbledon	London	9,215	2020
21	Abbey Stadium	Cambridge United	Cambridge	7,937	1932
22	Broadhall Way	Stevenage	Stevenage	7,318	1961
23	Pirelli Stadium	Burton Albion	Burton upon Trent	6,912	2005
24	Hayes Lane	Bromley	London	6,100	1938