Truro City Stadium

The ground is simple in form, built for the immediate need rather than permanence. The majority of the 3,000 capacity sits on flat, uncovered terraces that face the evening sky.

Truro City moved here after Treyew Road was sold to Lidl and cleared in 2020. The original plan was a much larger "Stadium for Cornwall," but when that project stalled, the site was reshaped into the Truro Sports Hub. Planning permission for this 3,000-capacity venue was granted in February 2024, and the first match was played against Dorking Wanderers later that year.

It is a place that has already seen its share of history in a single season. The official attendance record stands at 3,306, set in April during a National League South clash against Torquay United. The surface is natural grass, though a separate 3G pitch nearby caters to community use. The club returned to play at home, having finally found a roof over their heads, even if most of the seats remain uncovered.