The stadium was built on the site of the former Potteric Carr nature reserve and requires specific environmental drainage management.
The ground hosted the 2009 Women's FA Cup Final, attracting a record crowd for the competition at the time.
The playing surface dimensions conform strictly to FIFA regulations to allow for potential international age-group fixtures.
The stadium is part of the larger Doncaster Culture and Leisure Trust sports complex.
It is one of the few stadiums in the lower English leagues to feature a fully integrated concourse that allows internal access between stands.
The Eco-Power Stadium serves as the primary home ground for Doncaster Rovers FC, a professional football club currently competing in the EFL League Two. Originally known as the Keepmoat Stadium, the venue opened in 2006 to replace the historic Belle Vue stadium. It features a modern all-seater bowl design with a capacity of approximately 15,231 spectators. The pitch uses a hybrid grass system to maintain playing surface quality throughout the season. Beyond football, the stadium hosts Doncaster Rugby League Club and various community events. The facility includes integrated conferencing and banqueting suites that operate year-round. It is located in the Lakeside area, a redeveloped region of Doncaster that incorporates commercial and retail amenities. The stadium bowl offers unobstructed views from all stands, including the prominent South Stand often housing the most vocal home supporters.
The elevated walkway near the South Stand entrance provides a panoramic view of the stadium exterior and the adjacent lake.
Check the official fixture list in advance as the venue is frequently used for private events that restrict public access.
Use the dedicated stadium parking permits for match days, as local surrounding streets operate strict residential-only parking zones.
Visit the Club Doncaster shop located at the stadium for official merchandise, which stocks items not always available at city-center retailers.
Attempting to park in the adjacent retail park on match days, as time limits are strictly enforced and result in immediate fines.
Closed to the public on non-match days unless attending a pre-booked conference, wedding, or private stadium tour.
Standard stadium regulations apply: no pyrotechnics, no standing in seated areas during active play, and compliance with bag search requirements.
