King's Marsh Stadium

King's Marsh Stadium has traded names with the seasons: it was the MEL Group Stadium before becoming The Elite Travel Stadium for the 2025–26 campaign. The site is not a single building but a series of additions. A clubhouse arrived in 1985, dressing rooms followed in 1991, and floodlights were erected two years later. A 200-seat stand was added in 1993, and a terrace known as "The Shed" opened in 2000. The current main building, a community hub, was finished in 2010 after the club sold its old home, the Priory Stadium.

The surface is artificial turf, laid down in time for the 2015–16 season to replace the grass. A second 3G pitch was installed in 2025. The capacity stands at 2,500. A game was broadcast on BBC Two in 78 countries. A.F.C. Sudbury, formed in 1999 from the merger of Sudbury Wanderers and Sudbury Town, has played here ever since.

The club sits on Brundon Lane, postcode CO10 7HN. Sudbury Town once reached the Second Round of the FA Cup in 1997–98, losing to Brentford. Sudbury Wanderers founded their side in 1958; Sudbury Town in 1885. The club's official site is www.afcsudbury.co.uk. No other ground in the town offers this mix of track and pitch.