The stadium was built on the site of a former Dema Glass factory.
The official capacity of the stadium is exactly 10,504 spectators.
The stadium's first competitive match took place in 2010 against Barnet.
The club's record attendance at this venue occurred during a match against Rotherham United in 2012.
The venue is located within the Sheffield Road industrial corridor, reflecting the town's history of manufacturing.
The SMH Group Stadium, formerly known as the Proact Stadium, has served as the home of Chesterfield Football Club since 2010. The venue features a capacity of approximately 10,500 spectators across four distinct stands. It replaced the club's historic Saltergate ground, which was demolished following the club's relocation. The stadium is designed with a modern bowl-style configuration, ensuring clear sightlines from all seated areas. It frequently hosts community events, youth academy matches, and commercial conferences beyond its primary use for professional football. The pitch surface is kept to regulation standards for the English Football League. The main concourses offer access to refreshments and club merchandise. It remains a focal point for local sports culture in North Derbyshire.
From the pedestrian walkway near the main entrance gates, capturing the stadium exterior and the Chesterfield FC club crest.
Check the official club website for matchday road closure information, as traffic near Sheffield Road can become heavy.
Visit the club superstore located on-site for matchday programmes and official merchandise.
Do not attempt to park in the immediate stadium vicinity on matchdays without a pre-booked permit, as residential parking zones are strictly enforced.
The stadium is active primarily during the English football season from August to May; non-matchdays may have limited public access to internal areas.
Respect the segregated seating areas during matches; home and away fans are designated to specific sections of the stadium.
