Caledonian Stadium

For four seasons Inverness Caledonian Thistle played at home on plastic. An artificial 4G surface went down in 2004 and came out again in 2008, once SPL rules made grass a condition of top-flight football and European ties. Natural turf has covered the pitch ever since.

The football attendance record stands at 7,753, set on 20 January 2008 against Rangers in the Scottish Premier League. Rod Stewart beat that comfortably in 2010, drawing 19,400, and returned in 2016 for 15,000. Elton John played here in 2007, Andrea Bocelli and Duran Duran in 2022.

It opened on 9 November 1996 with a match against Albion Rovers, built for £5.2m out of Highland Council support, Football Trust grants and the sale of the grounds belonging to the clubs that merged to form the tenant. Tulloch Construction carried out the 2004–05 rebuild that brought the stands up to SPL standard and part-funded the work; from January 2005 the ground carried the company's name. The naming rights returned to the club in 2019, and a new agreement in June 2025 made it the Sarens PSG Stadium.

Beyond league football, the stadium staged matches at the 1998 UEFA European Under-16 Championship, including a quarter-final, qualifiers for the 1999 Women's World Cup, and the 2019 Scottish Challenge Cup final between Ross County and Connah's Quay Nomads. On 7 February 2020 it was cleared after an unexploded Second World War device was found nearby.