JBÓ Stadium

Njarðvík is not a city that keeps two football grounds, so JBÓ Stadium does the work alone: home to UMF Njarðvík, a multi-sport club whose name still marks the pitch, formally, as JBÓvöllurinn. The two other names in circulation — Njarðvíkurvöllur, the plain geographic tag, and Njarðtaksvöllurinn, after a sponsor — describe the same patch of grass rather than any rival venue.

What the record does not settle is when the ground first opened. Transfermarkt and similar databases list 2007, but UMF Njarðvík was already competing in Iceland's top flight through the 1980s and 1990s, which puts a working pitch here well before that date. The more defensible reading is that 2007 marks a rebuild or upgrade of an older ground rather than its birth, though nothing in the available record confirms what that work involved or what it replaced.

The surface is natural grass, distinguishing it from a number of Icelandic grounds that have gone over to artificial turf, as Fótbolti.net noted when covering the pitch. Beyond that, the club's own paperwork is thin: no confirmed street address for the ground itself, only that of the adjoining Íþróttamiðstöð Njarðvík and the club office on Norðurstígur, in Reykjanesbær. UMF Njarðvík.