Campus PSG

The Campus Paris Saint-Germain, often referred to as the Campus PSG, sits on the western outskirts of Paris in the commune of Poissy. It is the club's current training ground, a complex that officially opened for operational use in July 2023. The facility replaced the previous Camp des Loges, which was located in Saint-Germain-en-Laye. The main pitch, designated as Terrain n°6, serves as the home stadium for the Paris Saint-Germain Women's team, who played their first official match there on January 9, 2024, against Lille.

The venue was designed by the architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte of the firm Wilmotte & Associés. It stands apart from the club's former training ground, Camp des Loges, offering a distinct environment for the women's squad and the youth teams. The main pitch has a fixed spectator capacity of 1,100, as confirmed by the French Football Federation (FFF) and the municipality. While the broader campus comprises multiple football pitches, the main match pitch is described as having natural grass in official league listings. The majority of the training pitches are hybrid grass, with some heated using the same technology as the Parc des Princes. Four pitches are artificial turf.

An official inauguration ceremony for the entire complex was held on November 21, 2024, attended by club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and former players. The venue has not had a different official name; it has been known as Campus Paris Saint-Germain since its announcement. A future expansion plan includes a new 5,000-seat stadium by 2028, but the current operational capacity for matches remains at 1,100.