[6][5] The new Benburb FC eventually found its home in the Govan area, some 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) miles to the north-west of Oatlands.

[12] From 1932 until 29 March 2014, Benburb was based at the purpose-built Tinto Park,[8][13][14] which in its heyday could hold 10,000 spectators[4][15] but latterly fell badly into disrepair.

[16] After the final match on that day – a 2–1 victory against Johnstone Burgh in a Central League Division 1 game – the land was prepared for housebuilding.

[4][17] The 2014–15 season was spent ground-sharing with Neilston Juniors while a new ground was built adjacent to the old one (on the same land which was previously Craigton Park).

New Tinto Park, now just north of both the railway and the M8 motorway and fitted with 3G artificial turf, became the new home for the club in summer 2015 (although the facilities were not fully completed until a few months later).