Bickland Park

Bickland Park The ground opened in August 1957 after the club sold their old site, Ashfield, to Shell-Mex & BP to fund the new build. It is described as a rambling old ground, with a main stand set into the banking and three covered standing areas on the remaining sides. The surface is natural grass.

The record attendance of 8,000 was set during a 1962–63 FA Cup First Round match against Oxford United, a game Falmouth lost 2–1. That run to the First Round proper marked the club as the first from Cornwall to achieve such a feat. Other notable FA Cup ties included a 5–2 loss to Peterborough United in 1967–68 and a 4–1 defeat in 1969–70. These days, the ground hosts local cup finals, such as the South West Peninsula League Cup final in 2017–18, and Cornwall Senior Cup matches.

The capacity stands at 3,572. Floodlights were installed in 1973, first used in April 1974. There have been long-standing plans since at least 2019 regarding the potential relocation of the club due to housing development plans for the current site, but as of the latest reports, the club remains at Bickland Park. The stadium has no former names due to sponsorship and has been known as Bickland Park since its opening.