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About Warehouse Systems Stadium

Warehouse Systems Stadium sits on Dimple Wells Lane in Ossett, West Yorkshire (WF5 8RN). A historic ground with a 3,000 spectator capacity and a natural grass surface, it’s a non-league venue rooted in local football history. While no longer the home ground for Ossett United, the site has hosted notable fixtures in the region, including Ossett Albion’s Northern Premier League matches and FA Cup ties, and it’s sometimes been nicknamed for sponsorship history. This page covers seating, access, and nearby amenities to help you plan a visit with ease.

Whether you’re catching a match, exploring football history, or visiting Ossett for a weekend, we’ve got you covered with practical details, trusted hotel and dining recommendations, and clear directions. Secure your seats, check the latest listings, and enjoy a smooth trip to Warehouse Systems Stadium.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and ground: WareHouse Systems Stadium on Dimple Wells Lane, Ossett, West Yorkshire, WF5 8RN (historic ground used by Ossett Albion AFC).
  • Capacity and surface: 3,000 capacity, grass surface (non-league ground).
  • Current status: Not the current home ground for Ossett United; Ingfield (Prospect Road, Ossett) is their home ground; Dimple Wells ground is no longer used by the club.
  • Notable events: Hosted Ossett Albion in the Northern Premier League Division One North (2012–13 season) and FA Cup ties such as a 2017 match against Droylsden; the ground was sometimes nicknamed Stade France in 1998 during Eric France sponsorship.
  • Nearby hotels: Dimple Well Lodge Hotel at 35 The Green, Ossett WF5 8JX (nearby accommodation); other Wakefield/Leeds-area hotels also serve the Ossett area.
  • Historical naming: The ground has been referred to as WareHouse Systems Stadium in historical sources and sponsor-driven naming (not a current official rename).