Viimsi staadion

Viimsi staadion stands alone in its parish, which makes it the default home not just for Viimsi JK's first team but for the club's reserve side and its youth ranks up to U21 level. It opened on 5 November 2015, built by Lemminkäinen Eesti on the strength of municipal money rather than a football federation's, which is why it still answers to the local authority rather than to any club or league office — run day to day by Viimsi Haldus, and listed on the parish website rather than a stadium page of its own.

The ground was built for more than one sport from the outset: a four-lane, 400-metre running track and jumping and throwing sectors ring the pitch, the layout of a community athletics venue that happens to host league football rather than a stadium built for football alone. The artificial pitch it opened with stayed down for over a decade before the parish replaced it in the summer of 2026, laying a new surface built to FIFA Quality Pro standard and redoing the drainage beneath it.

Capacity has never stretched past 1,006, a figure that reflects what a parish ground needs rather than any ambition to host bigger fixtures, and the stadium has carried Viimsi JK's home matches since 2016.