石家庄市中山体育场

Shijiazhuang Zhongshan Stadium stands at No. 117 Ziqiang Road in Qiaoxi district, Shijiazhuang, with its north gate at No. 6 Xinghua Street and the Zhongshan Road retail district immediately to the south, an unusual expanse of public sport in the city centre. The ground and the Zhongshan youth sports school date from 1955; the stadium was built between 1992 and 1994 and passed to the Shijiazhuang Sports Bureau in 2002. The site covers 26,640 sqm with 12,000 sqm of buildings, of which 1,500 sqm is indoor and 19,980 sqm outdoor, and comprises a 400 m standard athletics track and a multi-purpose indoor hall, the Zhongshan Gymnasium. The outdoor track has been free to the public since 2002, open from 5 to 9 in the morning and 7 to 10 in the evening, with more than a thousand residents using it daily; the venue is also a national high-level reserve talent base, training young athletes in athletics, wushu and other sports. The indoor hall handles basketball, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, wushu and wrestling, and in 2025 it hosted the opening match of the Chinese Football Association Futsal Super League, where more than 3,800 spectators set a attendance record for the competition; the Hebei provincial futsal league opened there the same year. The stadium's stand capacity is not published; day to day the site works mainly as a free athletics ground and community sports hall. The stadium and the youth sports school share the same compound, so training sessions and public opening are scheduled around each other, and the site is one of the few open green spaces in a dense part of the city. The 400 m track is floodlit for evening use.