Unif Park

The ground sits inside a college campus rather than on municipal land: Unif Park belongs to the College of Asian Scholars, on Prachasamosorn Road in the Nai Mueang sub-district of Mueang Khon Kaen. That ownership explains most of what the place is. It was not built as a civic arena, and it has never been rebranded — no former names, no recorded rebuilds, no change to the thousand seats it holds.

Because it is a college ground, the football played on it is women's football. BGC–College of Asian Scholars, the club the campus supports, has used the pitch for Thai Women's League fixtures since 2021; the club itself dates to 2001, so it existed for two decades before the ground entered league use under that name. The natural grass surface is the same one the students play on.

Khon Kaen has a second, larger venue — the Khon Kaen Provincial Administrative Organization Stadium, which the men's side uses — and the two are regularly confused s, along with stray entries placing Unif Park in Chonburi. It is in Khon Kaen. Even the street number is unsettled: 179/137 on most listings, 179/30 on others, the same road either way.

What the record does not carry is the beginning. No opening year, no builder, nothing about who laid the pitch or when the stand went up. For a ground of a thousand capacity attached to a private college, that absence is ordinary rather than mysterious — the campus simply had a pitch, and one day a league team started playing on it.