Kalev-Fama

The ground was raised by Narva's military garrison and opened as Garnisoni staadion, a name that carried through into the Soviet years as Narva Kalevi staadion. Once a newer arena, Kreenholm, went up elsewhere in town in 1979, the old ground was left to decline.

The turnaround came from Narva's city government and the Estonian Football Association, each putting in €450,000 toward a rebuild that started in 2009. The renamed Kalev-Fama reopened on 12 October 2013, and a roof went up over the stands in 2017. The pitch itself was relaid in May 2025 with FIFA Quality Pro artificial turf.

Home to JK Narva Trans, the ground has rarely come close to filling its 1,104 seats — its record crowd, 1,068, turned out on 24 August 2019 for a Premium League match against Levadia that Trans lost 1:2. The stadium also staged the 2020 Estonian Super Cup final, where Flora beat the home side 2:0, and has hosted Estonian Cup ties, among them a 2022/23 quarterfinal. Outside football, it doubles as a venue for concerts and other city events.