Stadion Na Křemelce

Before Na Křemelce, the team worked through a string of scrappier pitches: Jezárky, a patch by the Blatský pond, another known simply as Na medové kaši. The current site took over in 1968, cut into what had been an old brick-clay field, and the club has stayed put since.

The stands came later and in pieces. A metal grandstand went up in 1973, and an open concrete terrace followed on the opposite side in the early 1980s. There is no running track around the pitch, and the surface has stayed natural grass throughout — a distinction from the club's second ground, Na Sídlišti, which switched to an artificial pitch in 2005.

The name Na Křemelce has never changed, no sponsor has attached itself to it, and there is no record of an official renaming. Locally the ground sometimes goes by a different tag altogether — Fotbalové hřiště u Lidlu , "the football pitch by the Lidl" — a nod to the supermarket and playground that now sit next to it, though that name has never appeared on anything official.