Laagri kunstmurustaadion

Laagri kunstmurustaadion exists because a school needed a pitch: Laagri Kool built the ground for its own pupils, and that origin still runs through everything about the place.

Management today sits with OÜ Laagri Haridus- ja Spordikeskus, the local education and sports centre, which keeps the ground open for more than one tenant. Harju JK Laagri is the one that matters most: the club plays its home fixtures here in Estonia's top flight, the A. Le Coq Premium liiga, a top-division side working out of a ground raised for schoolchildren. The club's women's team plays here as well, and Saue JK borrows the pitch in early spring and late autumn.

The artificial surface goes back to the stadium's opening and was relaid in the summer of 2025 as part of a wider rebuild that also added a new stand. That work set the current capacity at 500 — well short of the 2,000 that older listings once quoted for the ground, a figure current sources no longer support. The stadium has carried other names before, Laagri kooli staadion and Laagri Arena among them.