The F Ball Community Stadium

The F Ball Community Stadium sits on Macclesfield Road, a site the club bought when it was known as Hamil Park. The ground has survived a flood that burst the riverbanks, and it sits with a pitch that is not natural grass. Leek Town F.C. has called this patch of earth home since 1948, a move that followed a purchase for £1,250. The name changed to Harrison Park in the 1970s after Geoff Harrison stepped down as chairman.

A flood in 1998 damaged the ground, but it returned to action. The current pitch is an ATP/3G surface, installed after a deal with F Ball & Co. Ltd allowed the club to meet the National League North requirements. The old natural grass was replaced to keep the club in the league. A hospitality suite was refurbished in 2023. The capacity is 3,600, with the official record standing at 3,512 for a match against Macclesfield Town.

The changing rooms are no longer in a pub, a shift that happened in the 1950s. The club still hosts Leek CSOB on the site, but the primary focus is football. The stadium does not have its own website, so fans use Pitchero to find updates. The ground is part of the Staffordshire Moorlands district. The club has not won a major trophy here, but the history is written in the ground. The flood of 1998 changed the layout. The name The F Ball Community Stadium stuck after the sponsorship.