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Stark's Park has been home to Raith Rovers since 1891.
The Football Club was forced to move from their previous home at Robbie's Park when Provost Beveridge bequeathed his land to the town, and the corporation purchased the adjacent Robbie's Park to enable the Public Park, now known as Beveridge Park, to be laid out.
The Main Stand was erected in 1923, and the Railway Stand was built in the 1980s
Major redevelopment took place in 1996 when the North and South Stands were erected and the Railway Stand was extended to create an all seated stadium.
The present capacity of Stark's Park is 10,104, which exceeds the SPL criteria of 10,000 covered, individually numbered seats. In addition, the club have a pitch protection system.Choose from the menu on the right to see pictures from in and around Stark's Park.