Sportcomplex Ter Beke

Ter Beke sits inside a municipal sports park in Wilrijk, run by the city of Antwerp rather than by the club that plays on it, and that ownership line explains most of what the ground looks like today. KVC Wilrijk, competing well down the Belgian pyramid, uses the main pitch, but the facility itself belongs to the district — a distinction that keeps its identity closer to a community sports centre than to a club stadium built around one tenant.

The site carries three natural-grass pitches alongside the main one, which was resurfaced with artificial turf in 2022, a change reported locally when the club opened its new synthetic surface. That leaves Ter Beke as a mixed operation: one artificial pitch built to take heavy year-round use, and grass fields around it for the rest of the programme the park supports.

Sources disagree on how big the ground actually is. Transfermarkt lists capacity at 500, matching the figure most commonly cited for the venue, while Europlan-Online gives 1,000 for the complex as a whole and 500 for a specific pitch inside it — Terrein 3. The gap likely reflects the difference between counting the whole park and counting one playing field within it, though nothing in the available sources resolves which reading is correct.

No sponsor or former name turns up anywhere — not on Transfermarkt, not on Europlan-Online, not on the club's own site — so Sportcomplex Ter Beke appears to have carried the same name throughout its documented history. Its opening date has not surfaced in the sources checked so far.