The stadium is historically referred to as 'Kogarah Oval' by local residents and long-time fans.
The ground was officially opened for sports in 1950 after being reclaimed from a swampy area.
It has hosted international football matches including qualifying rounds for the AFC Asian Cup.
The venue utilizes a hybrid grass system to maintain turf integrity during the high-impact rugby league season.
The stadium was renamed several times due to various corporate naming rights partnerships over the last two decades.
Jubilee Stadium, also known as Netstrata Jubilee Stadium, is a multi-purpose sports venue located in Kogarah, New South Wales. It serves as the primary home ground for the St. George Illawarra Dragons in the National Rugby League. The stadium features a seating capacity of approximately 20,500 spectators. The pitch is surfaced with natural turf, designed to meet professional standards for rugby league and football. The site has undergone several redevelopments to modernize its grandstands and corporate facilities. It is uniquely situated in a residential area, directly bordered by surrounding suburban housing. The venue maintains a distinct rectangular configuration that places spectators close to the field of play.
From the top row of the Western Grandstand for a panoramic view of the entire field against the suburban backdrop.
Check the official stadium website for clear-bag policies before arriving to expedite entry.
Bring a hat and sunscreen for day games, as grandstand coverage varies significantly between sections.
Arrive early to navigate the tight residential streets surrounding the venue.
Do not attempt to park in the immediate residential streets surrounding the venue, as restricted zones are strictly enforced.
Operating schedule is strictly dictated by the NRL and A-League season fixtures; the facility is generally inactive during the off-season months.
No offensive language, signage, or throwing objects onto the field; follow standard stadium safety protocols.
