The ground has an impressive and fairly modern looking single tiered stand situated at one end of the ground. This stand, the Leslie Gosden Stand, towers above the rest of the stadium. At the other end is a small covered terrace, called the Kingfield Road End or Jewson Stand for sponsorship purposes. On one side there is a small open terrace, called the Chris Lane Terrace. This terrace looks a little ugly as it has some quite large warehouse type structures, sitting behind it, which comprise the David Lloyd gym and tennis club. On the other side are a couple of small strange looking, covered seated stands, I guess one of which at one time was the Main Stand, as this has the team dugouts located in front. The other stand beside is used as a family stand. These stands seem quite old and unfortunately, they look to have better days. There is a portion of terracing to one side (affectionately known as Moaners Corner) of this and some cabin type offices at the other end. One nice feature is the abundance of greenery that can be seen around the stadium, with lots of trees surrounding it.

In August 2015 the Kingfield Stadium was renamed the Laithwaite Community Stadium, in a corporate sponsorship deal with a local Financial Services firm. Certainly one of the better days out in the National League, with a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. There is normally no segregation for away fans. However, if segregation is in place then normally the whole of the Chris Lane (Tennis Club) Terrace and in some circumstances part of the  Leslie Gosden Stand are allocated to away fans. The turnstiles to the away section are at the far end of the Jewson Stand End, on the other side to the stadium entrance.