Grosvenor Vale

The ground carries no sponsor's name and never has. It opened as Grosvenor Vale in 1947 and it is still Grosvenor Vale.

For six decades this was somebody else's home. Ruislip Manor FC played here until the club went under in 2007, and the site sat with a landlord and no tenant until Wealdstone took over the lease in 2008. What Wealdstone inherited did not meet the standard for the Isthmian League Premier Division, so the club rebuilt it in stages rather than at once: the catering and the club shop first, then the Bulla Stand in 2013 with further work added the following year, then Brian Collins Corner, and seats into Couch Corner in 2017. The pitch has needed the same patient treatment — drainage improvements and reseeding were still being carried out through 2024.

The attendance record has moved twice in fifteen months. A November 2024 FA Cup tie against Wycombe Wanderers drew 3,534. That figure lasted until the FA Trophy semi-final against Marine earlier this year, when 4,000 came in and Wealdstone won 1-0.

The ground does other work as well. Under the name Tropic Club it stages concerts, with Willie Nile and Glen Matlock among those who have played here. Between 2022 and 2025 it was also the home of Watford Women.