  Duckburn Park Location within Stirling | |
| Location | Dunblane, Scotland |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 56°10′52″N3°57′54″W / 56.1812°N 3.9650°W |
| Surface | Grass |
| Tenants | |
| Dunblane F.C. Dunblane Rovers | |
Duckburn Park was a football ground in Dunblane, Scotland. It was the home ground of Dunblane and Dunblane Rovers, and hosted a single Scottish Football League (SFL) match.
Prior to World War I, Duckburn Park was the home ground of Dunblane F.C. [1] Although the club folded during World War I, a new Junior club was formed after the war and used Duckburn Park. [2]
In 1921 the ground was used to host an SFL fixture, as crowd trouble at King's Park's home match against St Johnstone on 8 October 1921 led to the authorities closing King's Park's Forthbank Park for one match. [3] As a result, the match between King's Park and Vale of Leven on 5 November 1921 (a 2–2 draw) was switched to Dunblane's Duckburn Park. [4]
After the ground closed, the site was used for an industrial estate. [4]
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