Farley Way Stadium

The ground itself sits at the end of a road called Farley Way, where the club moved in 1994 after a tenure at Warwick Avenue that lasted from 1960. It is a move that stuck.

That was part of a wider overhaul during the 2017–18 period, when the club also renewed the standing areas and erected new perimeter fencing.

Quorn F.C. have spent nearly thirty years here. They groundshared with Leicester City Women for a time before the women's side moved to the King Power Stadium, but the home team remained. The FA Cup has brought them competitive matches against sides from higher leagues, and the village has turned out for them. It is not a capacity figure that makes headlines, but it is full enough.

The ground has no grand history written in stone, only the work of volunteers and the steady presence of the community. It is a functional place, built without fuss, and it serves its purpose every week.