sports facilities
Where games happen
Sports facilities are venues designed and equipped for athletic activities—stadiums, arenas, gymnasiums, swimming pools, tennis courts, and the like.
The term appears most often in planning and institutional contexts: The university is investing in new sports facilities.
A single location may be called a sports facility or, more naturally, by its specific type.
- gymnasiumIndoor athletic facility
- fitness centerExercise facility
- soccer fieldPlaying surface for footwork sport
- playing fieldGround for sports
- turf fieldSynthetic grass playing area
ice rink · penalty box · locker room · bleacher seats · stadium · sports arena · archery range · velodrome · golf course · climbing wall · running track · natatorium · tennis court · shooting range · basketball court · home court · cricket pitch · squash court
- city featuresstreet, road, avenue, boulevard, roundabout
- school sportsbasketball, varsity, football, JV, soccer
- campus developmentdormitories, dorms, research centers, labs, libraries
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- Swedish municipalitiesmunicipality, municipal tax, local election, local elections, Stockholm
- athleticsrunning, basketball, jumping, football, sprinting
sports facilitieslibraries
Public book lending institutions
office buildings · factories · corporate offices · reading rooms · concert halls
sports facilitieswilderness
Uncultivated, uninhabited natural region
natural landscapes · untouched nature · forests · undeveloped land · backcountry
sports facilitiesstreets
Public urban ways
sidewalks · vacant lots · back alleys · neighborhood streets