Varden Amfi

What sits at Allestadveien 12 in Fyllingsdalen exists because one man paid for it. The work was not cosmetic: the ground had to meet the standards of the Norwegian First Division, because Løv-Ham's previous home, Krohnsminde, did not. The artificial pitch went down as part of the same project.

The ground had opened in 1992 and has carried the same name ever since — no sponsor has ever bought the roof, the stand or the title.

Its first notable evening came in the year it opened, when Fyllingen drew 2–2 with Tromsø in the fourth round of the Norwegian Cup and the tie went to a replay. In 2010, with Løv-Ham in the First Division, the best crowd of the season was 1,322. A first-round cup meeting between Fyllingen and Brann drew roughly 3,000.

The tenancy changed in 2012. Løv-Ham disappeared as a separate club in a merger, Fyllingen was absorbed into the new structure, and FK Fyllingsdalen has been the sole permanent occupant since. In 2021 the ground took in a match that was not its own: Fana against Brann, second round of the cup, 3–0 to Brann in front of 700, played here while Fana's own ground was rebuilt.