Sportpark Ter Specke

Sportpark Ter Specke sits in the green belt of Lisse. The park has been a fixture in the town for decades, though the exact date of its opening is not found. FC Lisse have called it home since their formation in 1981, playing out their games in the Derde Divisie. The complex is shared, serving athletics and other local clubs alongside the footballers. Recently, the site has been transformed. A major renovation project, completed in 2024, brought new facilities and a reconfigured terrain, handled by AHCO Weg- en Waterbouw under the guidance of Ingenieursbureau Rodewijk. The club accommodation and the sports hall are part of this new layer, sitting alongside the older brick structures.

The ground has seen bigger crowds than it hosts on a typical matchday. More recently, the venue has drawn attention for higher-profile fixtures. The park also hosted youth international matches in 2016, including a game between the Netherlands U18 and Russia U18. The name of the park comes from the historical estate Huis Ter Specke, mentioned in records from 1329, a link to the past that remains in the name even as the stands and roofs change.