The Rock
London (Roehampton), Greater London, England
The Rock, London (Roehampton), England — opened 1956 (as Rosslyn Park F.C.'s rugby union ground, Priory Lane), 13 rugby league games hosted, home of London Broncos, since 2021 (training base, and match venue for early-2021 and occasional later fixtures).
Sourcing caveat: None.
Ground facts
| Opened | 1956 (as Rosslyn Park F.C.'s rugby union ground, Priory Lane) (Nicknamed 'The Rock'; rugby league use began only in January 2021, when London Broncos entered a three-year training-base partnership with Rosslyn Park, also using it as a match venue while their planned move to Plough Lane had not yet been formally agreed.) |
| Home club | London Broncos, since 2021 (training base, and match venue for early-2021 and occasional later fixtures) |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 13 |
| Top recorded crowd | 850 |
| Capacity | Around 2,000 (630 seated); rated 4,630 (630 seated/4,000 standing) during the club's early-1990s top-flight rugby union era, before modern safety requirements reduced it |
| Floodlights installed | Yes, installed by club member and actor Oliver Reed |
| Surface | Synthetic (3G/4G-type) turf |
| First rugby league match | 20 Mar 2021, London 24-10 Keighley (Challenge Cup), attendance 0 (Covid-era crowd restrictions) |
| Years used | 2021–2025 |
| Location | London (Roehampton), Greater London |
Name history
- Priory Lane / The Rock — 1956-present, home of Rosslyn Park F.C.; rugby league tenancy from 2021
Rugby league history
Rosslyn Park F.C.'s rugby union ground in Roehampton, southwest London, which became London Broncos' training base under a three-year partnership from January 2021 and has since also hosted a mix of Broncos men's and women's Challenge Cup, Championship and 1895 Cup fixtures, most recently in May 2025.
Primarily Rosslyn Park F.C.'s rugby union ground.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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