The stadium was originally a track and cycle racing circuit before becoming a permanent football ground.
During the Second World War, the stadium was severely damaged by German bombing raids in 1941.
The Mayflower Grandstand redevelopment, completed in 2020, added 5,500 seats to the stadium's capacity.
The pitch is one of the few in the English Football League to feature a dedicated drainage and undersoil heating system designed to combat the high rainfall of the South West region.
In 1984, the stadium hosted a concert by Elton John, marking a significant transition into hosting non-sporting events.
Home Park Stadium is the home ground of Plymouth Argyle Football Club, located in Central Park, Plymouth. The stadium currently features a capacity of approximately 17,900 spectators following the redevelopment of the Mayflower Grandstand. The venue is colloquially known as the Theatre of Greens among its supporter base. It has served as the club's primary venue since 1901. The current infrastructure includes a modern hospitality suite and an integrated superstore for club merchandise. The pitch utilizes a hybrid grass surface to withstand heavy fixture schedules. It is a multi-purpose venue that hosts concerts and community events alongside professional football matches.
The statue of Jack Leslie situated outside the Mayflower Grandstand.
Book tickets for the Mayflower Grandstand for the most modern facilities and expansive views.
Visit the Argyle Superstore outside of match days to avoid long queues.
Check the official website for stadium tour availability as these are not held on match days.
Attempting to park at the stadium on match days, as public parking is extremely restricted.
Closed for tours on match days and public holidays; check online for event-specific closures.
Standard sporting event behavior; away team colors are restricted to the designated away supporters section.
