Stryda Park

Stryda Park in Queanbeyan is a modest ground. The venue opened to the public in earnest on 27 April 2019, following a three-year renovation funded by the New South Wales Government. The project replaced a crackling halogen system with new 200 lux LED floodlights, while also installing a new scoreboard and upgrading the perimeter fencing. The pitch remains natural grass, the only surface the club has ever required.

The ground is situated at Carinya Street and is owned by the Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council. It is home to Monaro Panthers FC, a club founded in 1967 that competes in the National Premier Leagues under the Capital Football banner. The venue also hosts matches for Queanbeyan City FC. Official capacity sits at 2,000 spectators. The facility was originally known as Riverside Stadium and was widely referred to as Riverside Oval before the current naming rights sponsorship was secured. That sponsorship was announced on 25 March 2025 and is intended to support stadium development and grassroots football in the region.

The ground has hosted significant local events. In April 2017, the Monaro Panthers FC 50th Anniversary match saw the club host reigning premiers Canberra Olympic in the opening round of the Capital Football National Premier League. The Panthers lost 3-1 despite a "wonder goal" from Joachim Moussinga, drawing a large crowd of supporters and former players. In April 2026, the "Queanbeyan Derby" between Monaro Panthers and Queanbeyan City was cancelled due to severe security concerns. Hours before the scheduled kick-off, police discovered vandalism at the venue, including graffiti on the ground and clubhouse signs, and a burnt sports jersey left in the middle of the field. The match was postponed indefinitely.