Vistavis Community Stadium

The Vistavis Community Stadium at East Court, College Lane in East Grinstead sits where the soil was set aside for a memorial in the mid-twentieth century. Alfred Wagg bought the land in 1944 or 1945 to honour those lost in the war, and the pitch did not appear until 1967, when the local club moved from older grounds. The first structure was little more than a grass bank and a covered terrace, but a rebuild in 2008 changed the feel of the place. Two new covered stands were raised on that same bank, bringing the seating capacity to about 400 and adding a perimeter barrier around the pitch. The rest is flat, open standing, and the total capacity reaches 3,000.

The ground has traded names as often as the club has shifted leagues. It was the GAC Stadium for years, then the OHOB Community Stadium, and since July 2024 it carries the Vistavis banner. The surface remains natural grass. The all-time crowd of 2,006 has not been seen since an FA Amateur Cup tie against Lancing in November 1947, a match played long before the current stands existed.

East Grinstead Town FC, known as "The Wasps," play here after their relegation from the Isthmian League South East Division. They now compete in the Southern Combination Premier Division. The club reached the Second Qualifying Round of the FA Cup in the 2020–21 season. The address remains East Court, College Lane, East Grinstead, West Sussex, RH19 3LS.