Stadion Miejski w Niepołomicach

For a season and a half the ground on ulica Kusocińskiego stood empty on match days. Puszcza Niepołomice had reached the Ekstraklasa, and the Ekstraklasa would not license a stadium of 2,000 seats, so the club played its home fixtures 25 kilometres away at Cracovia's ground in Kraków. The team came back in March 2025.

What brought it back was a winter of building work: access roads widened, camera towers put up, VIP boxes and commentary cabins fitted into the main stand. The first Ekstraklasa match here was played on 2 March 2025. That was the second rebuild in a decade — the 2014–15 works, costing some 3.69 million złoty and carried out by Pro-Invest SA, had doubled the capacity from roughly a thousand and replaced the stands outright.

The athletics track that ringed the pitch when the ground opened in 1954 is long gone, taken out to leave football on its own. Of the 2,000 places now, 950 are covered on the main stand, 1,050 are open to the weather, and 350 of those are set aside for away supporters.

The attendance record stands at 1,724, set on 26 October 2017 for a Polish Cup quarter-final against Pogoń Szczecin. Puszcza went further in the same competition in 2025, beating Polonia Warszawa 2:1 after extra time in February before losing the semi-final 0:3 — again to Pogoń.

Sandecja Nowy Sącz borrowed the ground for the spring half of the 2022/23 season.