Rugby Park, located in the town of Kilmarnock, has been the home of Kilmarnock F.C. since 1899. One of the most established grounds in Scottish football, it has evolved into a modern, fully seated stadium while retaining strong ties to the club’s long history.

With a capacity of just over 15,000, the stadium is made up of four distinct stands, creating a compact and enclosed environment. The Moffat Stand is the largest and most modern, while the other stands maintain a more traditional feel. Rugby Park was also notable for being one of the first stadiums in the UK to install an artificial pitch in the modern era, adding a unique aspect to the playing experience.

The stadium’s layout keeps supporters close to the pitch, generating a solid atmosphere on matchdays, particularly when the home support gathers behind the goals. Its blend of tradition and modernisation reflects the club’s position as one of Scotland’s long-standing sides.