North Sydney Oval

Sydney (North Sydney), New South Wales, Australia

North Sydney Oval, Sydney (North Sydney), Australia — opened 1910, 1,836 rugby league games hosted, home of North Sydney Bears (1910-1999).

Sourcing caveat: No NSWRFL Grand Final at this ground was identified in sources found, and the exact origin/era of the 'Bear Park' nickname was not identified either.

Ground facts

Opened1910
Home clubNorth Sydney Bears (1910-1999)
Closed1999 (as North Sydney's top-flight NRL home; last first-grade match, Round 25 1999, North Sydney 24-20 Melbourne Storm, 22 August 1999)
Site todayStill an active Sydney Cricket & Sports Ground Trust venue — hosts Sheffield Shield/WBBL cricket (Sydney Sixers), the North Sydney Bears' NSW Cup/Jersey Flegg fixtures, Shute Shield rugby union (Northern Suburbs), and has also hosted AFLW and soccer
Games hosted (rugby league, on record)1,836
Top recorded crowd23,089 (23,089 (North Sydney v Manly-Warringah, ARL, 13 May 1994))
CapacityApproximately 10,000 today (8,000 seated); the historic concrete terrace, built 1935, held far fewer
SurfaceGrass, with a grass hill/embankment on the outer wing
Years used1910–2026
LocationSydney (North Sydney), New South Wales

Name history

  • North Sydney Oval — 1910–present

Rugby league history

Known affectionately to fans as 'Bear Park', North Sydney Oval was ruled unfit for first-grade NRL football in 1998, forcing the club to play most of its final top-flight season, 1999, elsewhere before the ill-fated Northern Eagles merger with Manly-Warringah in 2000, which collapsed in 2002 and permanently shut North Sydney out of the NRL. The ground remains a busy multi-sport venue today, hosting North Sydney's NSW Cup side alongside first-class cricket and rugby union.

Notable games played here

DateCompetitionResult
4 Sep 19981998 NRL Finals — Minor Semi-FinalNorth Sydney Bears 2-23 Canterbury-Bankstown

Only matches we have full, sourced records for are listed here — other historic games mentioned above may not have a dedicated match page built yet (World Cup coverage in particular is still expanding tournament by tournament).

Sources

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

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