Stark's Park
Stark’s Park has been Raith Rovers’ home since 1891 and features an unusual Archibald Leitch designed main stand. The stadium has developed over many decades while retaining the close-to-the-pitch atmosphere associated with traditional Scottish grounds. Its history includes Raith Rovers’ Scottish League Cup triumph in 1994 and their subsequent European campaign, which brought international attention to the club. Stark’s Park remains central to the sporting life of Fife, hosting league matches, cup ties and local rivalries. Its established identity makes it an important part of the club’s connection with its supporters.
Getting There
Address
Pratt Street, Kirkcaldy, KY1 1RZ
Nearest Railway Station
Kirkcaldy (1 mile)
Take the A921 into Kirkcaldy. Turn onto the B9157 (Pratt Street) for the ground. The ground is well sign posted (football traffic) on entering the town.
Club Information
Founded
1883
SFA Licence
Bronze
Home Colours
Navy Blue / White / Navy Blue
Change Colours
Red & White / Red / Red
Ground Information
Record Attendance
32,867 vs Heart of Midlothian, 7th February 1953
Capacity
8473
Seats
7711
Cover
Yes
Floodlights
Yes
Playing Surface
Synthetic














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