Druzhba

Built through voluntary labour and public donations, the stadium was completed in 1960 on the site of a former ground called "Bazardzhik". It was designed by Kostyo Hristov, and the cost was covered by donations that totalled approximately 87 million old Bulgarian leva. The primary tenant is FC Dobrudzha Dobrich, which has played there since the venue opened.

The pitch is natural grass, and the stands are modest. Major reconstruction took place in 2008, when the concrete structure was renovated and 6,000 plastic seats were replaced. This work allowed the stadium to host matches in the UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship qualifying competition.

The capacity is cited as 12,500 spectators. The highest recorded attendance was 30,000 at the opening ceremony, which featured 12,000 athletes and guests including Dimitar Ganchev. The first official match was a 0–1 loss to Romanian side Progresul București. The ground has not had a sponsorship name change, retaining the name "Druzhba" since 1960.

Floodlights were installed in August 2025. Other clubs, including FC Inter Dobrich and FC Riltsi Dobrich, have also used the venue.