海口五源河体育场

Haikou Wuyuan River Stadium, formally the stadium of Wuyuan River Sports Center, opened on 28 April 2018 inside the Wuyuan River complex on Changbin Road, Xiuying District. It is Hainan's first Grade A stadium, able to host national competitions, single-sport international events and large cultural productions, and it filled a long-standing gap in the island's major sports infrastructure. The ground has about 41,000 seats, roughly 100,000 square metres of floor area and a site of about 270,000 square metres. Its stands are higher on the west, and the crescent cable-membrane roof leaves spectators with a view of the sea as well as the pitch. In 2022 it served as Haikou's venue for the Chinese Super League. In September 2024 Typhoon Yagi tore through the roof, and the stadium subsequently moved into repair and operational adjustment. Day-to-day management sits with Hainan Sports Window Culture Communication, which has opened the ground free of charge or at low cost since May 2025 for at least 330 days a year, with about 170,000 square metres of open space including Plaza A, a table tennis room, a fitness testing room, a gym, the main pitch and the training pitch; teams must book the grass a day ahead. As a west-coast landmark the stadium combines sport, concerts and daily exercise on one site, with Jay Chou and Kanye West among those who have performed there and restaurants, hotels and retail growing around it. Concerts alone have drawn tens of thousands of visitors to the west coast in a single weekend.