Varmárvöllur

Varmárvöllur sits in Mosfellsbær, the commuter town just north of Reykjavík. Afturelding, formed in 1909, plays both its men's and women's first teams here, with Hvíti Riddarinn also listed among the tenants.

No record survives of when the pitch itself first opened; the club's own history stretches back more than a century, but the stadium's construction date has been lost. What is on record is more recent: in 2024 the municipality put the playing surface and running track out to tender, with further redevelopment work pencilled in for 2025 through 2027.

The ground holds 2,500, and the artificial turf reflects a practical choice familiar across the country's football grounds, where a grass pitch would struggle against the climate. There is no crowd record on file for a football fixture here — the closest documented attendance mark, 1,600, belongs to a handball match in May 2024 at the neighbouring indoor complex, Íþróttamiðstöðin Varmá, a different venue under the same sporting umbrella.

Afturelding runs its affairs through afturelding.is, and the address on file, Skólabraut 270, places the ground within easy reach of the town centre.