Sportpark Duivesteijn / Sportpark Westvliet

The ground sits on the border between The Hague and Voorburg. Sportpark Westvliet is the name that matters now. The cricket ground within it was established in 2006, when the Voorburg Cricket Club moved from Sportpark Duivesteijn in Rotterdam. That old park, opened in 1924 in the Hillegersberg-Schiebroek district, hosted international matches including a Women's ODI in 2003 and a friendly between Netherlands and Pakistan in 1996, but cricket moved on.

The park here is active and multi-sports. VV Wilhelmus plays football on one of the pitches, and the Voorburgse Rugby Club trains on the grass elsewhere.

The football capacity is estimated at 1,000 by StadiumDB or 4,000 by Europlan — two figures from two different databases, neither certain. The cricket capacity is unknown. The park has undergone renovations and investments, as noted in local news in 2020.