Arbour Park

The ground at Stoke Road sits on the site of the former Arbour Vale school playing fields, a patch of land that had lain empty since Slough Town F.C. were evicted from Wexham Park in 2003. Slough Borough Council, working through its joint venture with Morgan Sindall Investments Limited known as Slough Urban Renewal, built the stadium. It opened for play on 29 August 2016, and was formally opened to the public in June 2017.

The layout is straightforward. Arbour Park holds 2,000 spectators, though the distribution is uneven. Around 500 seats are fixed in the main stand. The playing surface is 3G artificial turf.

It has already seen moments that matter. The record attendance is 2,205, set on 5 November 2023 for an FA Cup First Round match against Grimsby Town. Before that, a crowd of 1,950 had watched the club take on Rochdale in the Second Round in December 2017, a game televised by BT Sport. The ground also hosted matches for the 2018 CONIFA World Football Cup, including a Group D fixture where Panjab FA beat Kabylia 8–0. Slough Town remain here, sharing the facility with other local sides like Virginia Water FC for the 2024/25 season.