Robin Park Arena
Wigan, Greater Manchester, England
Robin Park Arena, Wigan, England — opened Not confirmed, 43 rugby league games hosted, home of Wigan Warriors' official training base, and home venue for Wigan Warriors Reserves/Academy, Wigan Warriors Women, and Wigan Warriors Wheelchair RL; also used for community 'Walking Rugby' sessions.
Sourcing caveat: Opening date, floodlights, and playing surface are not confirmed in any source found.
Ground facts
| Opened | Not confirmed (Not to be confused with Wigan Warriors' main ground, the DW Stadium/Brick Community Stadium — this is a separate athletics/arena complex on Loire Drive, adjacent to that stadium.) |
| Home club | Wigan Warriors' official training base, and home venue for Wigan Warriors Reserves/Academy, Wigan Warriors Women, and Wigan Warriors Wheelchair RL; also used for community 'Walking Rugby' sessions |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 43 |
| Top recorded crowd | 1,228 |
| Capacity | Conflicting figures found: 1,200 per one source vs. 1,000 per another — not resolved |
| Years used | 2000–2026 |
| Location | Wigan, Greater Manchester |
Name history
- Robin Park Arena — no prior/different name found
Rugby league history
A multi-purpose arena/athletics facility in Wigan used mainly as Wigan Warriors' training and lower-tier (reserves/academy/women's/wheelchair) match venue rather than a first-team stadium, occasionally borrowed by other clubs for cup fixtures when their main ground is unavailable — for example, Widnes Vikings hosted Newcastle Thunder in a 1895 Cup quarter-final here (17 May 2026, a venue change from Widnes' usual DCBL Stadium home, reported as a ticket-only fixture due to capacity limits).
Also associated with Wigan Robin Park F.C. (amateur football).
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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