Shohada Stadium

The ground sits in the Azadi neighbourhood at Langaragh Square, on Imam Reza Boulevard, and has been home to Shemushack Noshahr since it opened in 1994. The original capacity was 10,000, but a renovation completed around 2019 reduced that number to 5,000. That work replaced the natural grass with the current artificial surface, knocked down parts of the western and southern stands, and installed new lighting capable of reaching 1,200 lux.

Shohada Stadium is best remembered for an accident on May 5, 2001, when a steel beam supporting the canopy collapsed during a Hazfi Cup match between Shamoushak Noshahr and Persepolis. Around 30,000 fans had gathered despite the 10,000 capacity. Two people were killed and hundreds were injured. Persepolis withdrew from the competition in honour of the victims, and the game was later moved to Shahid Motaghi Stadium in Sari.

Since the rebuild, the stadium has hosted matches in the Azadegan League, including a 2-1 defeat for Persepolis on September 23, 2005. Shahrdari Noshahr also plays here after promotion.