Sportpark De Boekhorst

Sportpark De Boekhorst sits on land that held a medieval manor until 1743. The fields were used for agriculture before the local associations took them over. The ground is not a single pitch but a cluster of surfaces: one artificial turf strip for football, two natural grass fields, and a row of tennis courts nearby. The clubhouses for VVSB and the handball club Northa-MSV sit side-by-side.

The complex underwent a major restructuring between 2019 and 2022. The project began with an estimate of €11.3 million but rose to €13.3 million as water management issues extended the construction time. VVSB contributed €2.5 million to the total. The club played more than 300 days without a home game while the work was underway. When the new complex opened, the first competitive match was played against Sportlust '46.

One fixture stands out in the record books. On June 23, 2018, Ajax visited Noordwijkerhout for a friendly. The visitors won 7–0. The match drew an attendance of approximately 3,000 spectators, which is slightly higher than the official capacity of 2,500. The club has also held higher-stakes games here, including a 4–1 win against Telstar in the KNVB Beker in 2017 and a 3–3 draw against FC Rijnvogels in 2023.

VVSB was founded in 1931 and took its name from the former psychiatric institution Sint Bavo, where some staff members initiated its establishment. They moved to the current location after playing on fields at the institution in their early years. The club reached the Topklasse, the third tier of Dutch football, during the 2011/12 season, finishing 11th in the Sunday division. The venue has not had official name changes due to sponsorship and has consistently been known as Sportpark De Boekhorst.