Stainton Park

Stainton Park sits off Pilkington Road in Radcliffe. The ground opened in 1969, named after Henry Stainton, a local builder who served as the club’s president at the time.

The stadium is best remembered for the 2003 Northern Premier League Play-off Final, where Radcliffe Borough defeated Chorley on penalties after extra time to secure promotion. More recently, the venue has hosted matches for Bury AFC, who ground-shared at the location from their formation in 2019 until returning to Gigg Lane in mid-2023. Blackburn Rovers Women also played several seasons there before Radcliffe Women took over the space in the 2023–24 season.

The playing surface is natural grass, and the capacity is listed at 3,500, with 350 seated places. The official name is currently the Neuven Stadium, a title derived from a sponsorship deal with Neuven Solutions Limited that became prominent in the 2023/2024 season; no other former sponsored names were identified. Radcliffe F.C., formerly Radcliffe Borough, which was founded in 1949, has called this ground home since its opening and currently competes in the National League North. The ground has seen other notable attendances, including 2,338 for a match against FC United of Manchester on 28 August 2023. While Radcliffe Borough reached the FA Cup First Round Proper in 2000, that specific match was played away at Gigg Lane due to ground grading requirements.