Scottish Championship Football Grounds in Scotland

Map of Scottish Championship stadiums

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Team/Ground
	Airdrieonians
	New Broomfield (Excelsior Stadium)
	Ayr United
	Somerset Park
	Dunfermline Athletic
	East End Park
	Falkirk
	The Falkirk Stadium
	Brockville Park (old ground)
	Greenock Morton
	Cappielow Park
	Hamilton Academical
	New Douglas Park
	Douglas Park (old ground)
	Livingston
	Tony Macaroni Arena
	City Park (old ground)
	Meadowbank Stadium (old ground)
	Partick Thistle
	Firhill
	Queen's Park
	Hampden Park
	Cathkin Park (old ground)
	Titwood (old ground)
	Hampden Park (1873-83) (old ground)
	Queens Park Recreation Ground (old ground)
	The City Stadium (Lesser Hampden) (old ground)
	Firhill (old ground)
	Ochilview Park (old ground)
	New Broomfield (Excelsior Stadium) (old ground)
	Raith Rovers
	Stark's Park

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Last updated: July 2024

#	Ground	Capacity
1.	Hampden Park home to Queen's Park	51,866
2.	East End Park home to Dunfermline Athletic	11,998
3.	Cappielow Park home to Greenock Morton	11,100
4.	Firhill home to Partick Thistle	10,887
5.	Somerset Park home to Ayr United	10,185
6.	New Broomfield (Excelsior Stadium) home to Airdrieonians	10,171
7.	Stark's Park home to Raith Rovers	10,104
8.	Tony Macaroni Arena home to Livingston	9,512
9.	The Falkirk Stadium home to Falkirk	8,000
10.	New Douglas Park home to Hamilton Academical	6,018

Most travelled fans in Scottish Championship: 78 grounds visited - Queen's Park
Least travelled fans in Scottish Championship: 29 grounds visited - Livingston
Average # grounds visited in Scottish Championship: 46.48