The Arthur Miller Stadium
Leeds, West Yorkshire, England
The Arthur Miller Stadium, Leeds, England — opened not confirmed, 9 rugby league games hosted, home of Stanningley Sports & Amateur RLFC; also used as Leeds Rhinos' first-team training base and home to Leeds Rhinos Academy age-grade teams.
Sourcing caveat: Our recorded top crowd (950) comes from a Challenge Cup match between Stanningley and Hunslet; sources returned conflicting dates for it (24 January vs 24 February) that could not be resolved from what was fetched, so the date is not stated precisely above. No test match or cup final has been played at this ground.
Ground facts
| Opened | not confirmed (A clubhouse on site was built in 2001, but that is not necessarily the ground's own founding date, and the origin of the "Arthur Miller" name could not be identified from any source found.) |
| Home club | Stanningley Sports & Amateur RLFC; also used as Leeds Rhinos' first-team training base and home to Leeds Rhinos Academy age-grade teams |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 9 |
| Top recorded crowd | 950 |
| Capacity | 2,000 (single-sourced via Wikipedia, not independently corroborated) |
| Floodlights installed | not confirmed |
| Surface | grass (one full-size pitch plus three smaller pitches on site) |
| First rugby league match | 24 January 2010 — British Police 46-16 Dewsbury Celtic, Challenge Cup Round 1 — a neutral/home fixture for British Police RLFC, whose own regular home ground could not be confirmed |
| Years used | 2010–2026 |
| Location | Leeds, West Yorkshire |
Name history
Rugby league history
A genuinely minor amateur ground with little press coverage of its own history, its chief notability lies in two things: being Stanningley's long-standing home, and serving as Leeds Rhinos' first-team training base and an Academy venue for the club's age-grade sides. It has also recurred periodically as a neutral or home venue for early-round Challenge Cup ties, hosting matches for both British Police RLFC (2010, 2014, 2015) and Stanningley themselves (2016 onward) through to 2026. Stanningley's women's team won the RFL Women's Championship in 2017 and 2018 and the RFL Women's Division 1 title in 2014, though it is not confirmed those matches were played specifically at this ground rather than elsewhere.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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