Stadion przy Drodze Dębińskiej

Warta Poznań came to the ground at Droga Dębińska 12 in 1998: the Edmund Szyc Stadium had fallen into disrepair, and the new municipal ground built for Euro 2012 later proved too expensive to rent. A pitch that opened in 1929 as a training base became the club's home, and the nickname Ogródek dates from that move.

When Warta earned promotion to the Ekstraklasa, the ground could not meet top-flight requirements, and in 2024 the club leased its own home from the company Stadion Poznań while playing elsewhere. Licensing has driven most of the building work since: between 2019 and 2020 the city of Poznań spent 3.5 million złoty on four 25-metre masts carrying 160 floodlights, and the west stand dating from the 1970s was demolished to satisfy PZPN rules. Telescopic stands went in between 2009 and 2013.

The main pitch is natural grass with undersoil heating, which lets the ground hold fixtures through the winter. The ground was cleared for II liga football in August 2025. That November it took a commercial name, Ogródek by TedGifted.com , after a sponsor owned by the club's owner.