Geohex Park
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Geohex Park, Wagga Wagga, Australia — opened Not confirmed for the ground itself, 14 rugby league games hosted, home of Wagga Wagga Brothers Rugby League Club; also a regional home venue for Canberra Raiders NRL matches since 2019.
Sourcing caveat: Whether this venue is fully distinct from the separately documented Robertson Oval, also in Wagga Wagga and historically the city's main rugby league/cricket ground, could not be confirmed; the two are treated here as separate venues per this site's own directory, but this should be understood as an area with more than one significant Wagga Wagga sporting ground.
Ground facts
| Opened | Not confirmed for the ground itself (Located within the Wagga Wagga Exhibition Centre (EQUEX) precinct; this site's own records show rugby league use from 2015, under the venue's earlier identity.) |
| Home club | Wagga Wagga Brothers Rugby League Club; also a regional home venue for Canberra Raiders NRL matches since 2019 |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 14 |
| Top recorded crowd | 10,445 |
| Capacity | 10,000 total, with approximately 1,500 permanent/undercover seats |
| Floodlights installed | Yes, rated at 250 lux for night matches |
| Surface | Turf, with grass spectator banks/hills, including an extended southern hill added in a 2020 upgrade |
| First rugby league match | Not independently itemised; this site's records begin in 2015 |
| Years used | 2015–2026 |
| Location | Wagga Wagga, New South Wales |
Name history
- Wagga Equex Centre / Field 2A — earlier, informal identity within the EQUEX precinct
- McDonald's Park — naming-rights era, roughly until 2025 (exact start date not confirmed)
- Geohex Park — Feb/Mar 2025-present, under a naming-rights deal between Geohex and Wagga Rugby League Inc., a three-year agreement with an option to 2030
Rugby league history
A leading regional rectangular sporting facility in Wagga Wagga, used for Canberra Raiders NRL premiership fixtures (the venue's regional home since a first match on 4 May 2019, Canberra 30-12 Penrith, attendance 10,079), NRLW matches, NSW City v Country Origin fixtures, and NSW Cup reserve-grade games, in addition to its role as home to Wagga Wagga Brothers Rugby League Club. Renamed Geohex Park in 2025 under a new naming-rights sponsorship.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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