Pärnu Raeküla staadion

Raeküla stadium has never hosted anything bigger than a II liiga fixture, and that is roughly the point of it: it belongs to the district it is named after, on Riia maantee on the edge of Pärnu. Raeküla is where the club's reserve side and two smaller outfits, FC Metropool Pärnu and Pärnu JK Poseidon, actually turn up on a Saturday.

The ground opened in 1962 under a different name — Metsakombinaadi staadion. The rename to Raeküla came later, once the pitch had outlived the factory it was named for; a 2003 renovation kept it in use rather than replacing it. There is no floodlighting, which settles most questions about what kind of fixtures it can host.

Capacity sits at 500, natural grass on the main pitch, with a separate artificial-surface area used for mini-football rather than the first team's matches. Since 2020 the venue has been run by Pärnu Spordikeskus alongside the town's other sports facilities, which is administration rather than ambition — nothing here points toward cup finals or crowds beyond what a lower-league Saturday brings in.