There was a pavilion in the northern corner of the ground and a small grandstand on the southern touchline.

[1] The ground's probable record attendance of 10,000 was set by a Midland League match against local rivals Leicester Fosse on 7 October 1893.

Whilst the ground was closed, Loughborough played home matches at Filbert Street in Leicester and the Vicarage in Whitwick.

[1] Loughborough were voted out of the Football League at the end of the 1899–1900 season, and folded in the summer of 1900.

The last League game at the ground had been a 2–1 defeat by Gainsborough Trinity on 23 April, with just 100 spectators in attendance.