Lodge Road

Inside the boundary, the layout is simple. There is a main stand built in 1987, providing seating for 236 spectators. Behind one goal, a terrace holds the rest of the capacity, bringing the total to approximately 2,000. The pitch is natural grass, maintained through the seasons under floodlights installed in 1988.

The history here is tied to Yate Town F.C., who moved to the site in 1984. One incident stands out in the records. In March 2024, a match against Weymouth was suspended after just 40 seconds due to crowd trouble and abuse directed at the chairman, Mark Thorne. The game resumed later, with Weymouth winning 2–0.

The stadium has also borne different names over the years, currently known as The South West Interiors Stadium, having previously been called The Jelf Stadium. It is not a legendary ground, but it is certainly a home.