The Hive Stadium

London (Harrow), Greater London, England

The Hive Stadium, London (Harrow), England — opened July 2013 (an earlier training-ground/centre-of-excellence element on the same site opened in 2009), 28 rugby league games hosted, home of Barnet F.C. (2013-present, primary tenant), London Bees (women's football, 2014-present), Tottenham Hotspur Women (2019-2022); London Broncos rugby league club used it for the 2014 and 2015 Super League seasons.

Sourcing caveat: Floodlights not explicitly confirmed (likely present given evening football fixtures, but not documented).

Ground facts

OpenedJuly 2013 (an earlier training-ground/centre-of-excellence element on the same site opened in 2009)
Home clubBarnet F.C. (2013-present, primary tenant), London Bees (women's football, 2014-present), Tottenham Hotspur Women (2019-2022); London Broncos rugby league club used it for the 2014 and 2015 Super League seasons
Games hosted (rugby league, on record)28
Top recorded crowd2,013
Capacity6,500; record attendance 6,215 (28 Jan 2019, Barnet 3-3 Brentford, a football match)
SurfaceGrass
First rugby league matchLondon Broncos' first match at the venue was in Round 2 of the 2014 Super League season, vs Salford Red Devils
Years used2014–2015
LocationLondon (Harrow), Greater London

Name history

  • The Hive Stadium / The Hive London — since 2013, no sponsorship rename found

Rugby league history

Primarily a football ground (home of Barnet F.C.), also used by London Bees and Tottenham Hotspur Women, that hosted London Broncos' rugby league home fixtures for two Super League seasons, 2014 and 2015, before the club moved elsewhere. No specific notable rugby league Cup or representative fixtures were found.

Primary long-term tenant is Barnet F.C. (football); also hosted England U20, Nigeria, and Serbia international football fixtures.

Sources

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

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