League Two stadiums

24 grounds in the 2026–27 season

The 24 League Two grounds for 2026–27 hold 238,390 seats between them. The largest is Vale Park (Port Vale, 16,800) and the smallest is Moor Lane (Salford City, 5,108). The oldest is Rodney Parade, in use since 1877.

By Leo Nagano · Last checked 21 October 2026

Map of League Two grounds

All League Two stadiums by capacity

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

1	Vale Park	Port Vale	Stoke-on-Trent	16,800	1950
2	Prenton Park	Tranmere Rovers	Birkenhead	16,789	1912
3	County Ground	Swindon Town	Swindon	15,728	1892
4	Boundary Park	Oldham Athletic	Oldham	13,513	1904
5	Memorial Stadium	Bristol Rovers	Bristol	12,500	1921
6	New York Stadium	Rotherham United	Rotherham	12,021	2012
7	Priestfield Stadium	Gillingham	Gillingham	11,582	1893
8	Bescot Stadium	Walsall	Walsall	11,300	1990
9	SMH Group Stadium	Chesterfield	Chesterfield	10,504	2010
10	Spotland	Rochdale	Rochdale	10,249	1878
11	Gresty Road	Crewe Alexandra	Crewe	10,153	1906
12	Colchester Community Stadium	Colchester United	Colchester	10,105	2008
13	New Meadow	Shrewsbury Town	Shrewsbury	9,875	2007
14	Blundell Park	Grimsby Town	Cleethorpes	9,052	1899
15	York Community Stadium	York City	York	8,500	2021
16	St James Park (Exeter)	Exeter City	Exeter	8,219	1904
17	Sixfields Stadium	Northampton Town	Northampton	8,203	1994
18	Rodney Parade	Newport County	Newport	7,850	1877
19	Whaddon Road	Cheltenham Town	Cheltenham	7,066	1927
20	The Hive Stadium	Barnet	London	6,500	2013
21	Broadfield Stadium	Crawley Town	Crawley	5,996	1997
22	Crown Ground	Accrington Stanley	Accrington	5,450	1968
23	Highbury Stadium	Fleetwood Town	Fleetwood	5,327	1939
24	Moor Lane	Salford City	Salford	5,108	1978