Sportpark De Beemd

The ground in Helmond sits in the Mierlo-Hout district. It is a local stronghold for RKSV Mierlo-Hout. The club moved here in 1962, leaving behind the Jonge Wacht-veld for this newly laid-out park. The pitch is artificial, a 3G synthetic surface. Before that, the club had already tried a synthetic pitch in 2009 on the eastern side. The ground has a small capacity. The main feature is a covered stand, which was originally funded by supporters in 1979 and then rebuilt in 2011 alongside the new main pitch. There is another venue with the same name in Zegveld, home to SV Siveo '60, but this one is distinct. The Helmond ground is defined by its artificial turf and the modest scale of its infrastructure. It does not host major fixtures; the attendance record for Helmond Sport belongs to Stadion De Braak, not this park. Here, the game is played out in a quiet corner of the city, far from the noise of the stadiums that draw larger crowds. The website for the club is available online, but the ground itself has no special status beyond its role as a training and match venue for the local side.

Sportpark De Beemd in Helmond is a modest venue in the Mierlo-Hout district, housing RKSV Mierlo-Hout. The club moved to the site in 1962, replacing the Jonge Wacht-veld. The pitch is artificial, a 3G synthetic surface installed in 2011 after an earlier attempt in 2009. A covered stand, funded by supporters in 1979, was rebuilt in 2011 alongside the new turf. The capacity is approximately 1,800. It is a functional ground, distinct from the larger stadiums in the city, and serves as a local base for the club's matches and training.