[8] Maintenance of the ground was primarily seen to by local football clubs who were responsible for building a perimeter wall.

A pavilion was erected in 1925[9] and the changing rooms were saved from demolition in 1973 following the club's promise to keep it in a good state of repair.

[2] Wick Academy's record attendance at Harmsworth Park came in July 1984 when 2,400 spectators watched the club take on Heart of Midlothian of Edinburgh in a friendly match.

[2] The club's first game in the Highland League at Harmsworth Park was against Cove Rangers and drew a crowd of 1,700 spectators.

[2] At the end of the 2010-11 season Harmsworth Park was renovated in order to obtain an Entry Level National Club Licence in order to continue to compete in the Highland League and other competitions such as the Scottish Cup and Scottish Challenge Cup, following a review from the Scottish Football Association the ground fell short on three categories in order to obtain the licence, which were: a stadium certificate, floodlights and first aid facilities.