Húsavíkurvöllur

Ask when Húsavíkurvöllur was built, or who built it, and the record goes quiet — no year, no architect, nothing filed on the original construction or any later work. What the record does hold is the way the ground has been renamed each time a sponsor came in: Vodafonevöllur, then PCC völlurinn once the PCC Bakki Silicon plant took over the naming rights, and now GPG völlurinn. Húsavíkurvöllur is the name that predates all three, and the one still used alongside them.

The ground stands at Héðinsbraut 3, home to Íþróttafélagið Völsungur. Capacity is generally put at around 2,000, though not every source agrees — Transfermarkt lists a lower figure, a gap not unusual at grounds this size, where crowd numbers are estimated rather than counted through turnstiles. The pitch is natural grass.

There is no separate stadium website; anyone after fixtures or club news is sent straight to volsungur.is, the club's own site. For a ground that has changed its commercial name three times over, that's the one thing that hasn't — Húsavíkurvöllur and Völsungur are still run, and represented online, as a single concern.