Warner Park Sporting Complex

The Warner Park Sporting Complex is not a single ground but a facility split between two sports with different histories in Saint Kitts and Nevis. The cricket stadium forms the eastern half, where the capacity swells to 10,000 for major tournaments like the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup, though the permanent seating holds only 4,000. The football section sits to the west, a quieter space with a fixed capacity of 3,500.

The playing surface is natural grass for both pitches, maintained to a standard that hosted a West Indies Test match in 2006 and later cricket internationals.

While the cricket side has seen international giants, the football ground is where the St. Kitts and Nevis national team plays their qualifiers. The highest recorded attendance for a football match here was 4,000, a number that fills the smaller stand completely. The complex also includes an area known as Carnival City, used for local events, but the sports grounds remain the primary focus. It is a venue that does not demand grandeur, but rather serves the communities of Basseterre and Fortlands, hosting everything from domestic club games to the occasional global spectacle.