If Station Park could talk… it would tell you it was once the Market Stance, where farmers gathered and cattle filled the ground before football started to be played here in 1889.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you it was named Station Park in 1919, when the club eventually started playing in the Highland League.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you it has stood through two world wars, waiting patiently for football to return.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you about the early days, when crowds lined the touchlines on uneven ground to watch the early years of Nairn County.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you about 1937, when the main stand was built and Willie Maley’s Celtic officially opening it.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you about the many, many goals of Davy Johnston.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you about the young guns who would jump the wall to get in for free.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you about the trophies it has seen on display for the fans.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you about the years when survival mattered more than silverware.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you about the cowshed, and the fundraising to build the Davy Johnston enclosure that replaced it.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you about the homegrown talent that have graced the pitch.
If Station Park could talk… it would tell you it is more than a football ground, it is where generations have gathered, where memories are made, and where you will always be very welcome.
Next season, is another big season for Nairn County at Station Park. Be a part of something special by becoming a season ticket holder.
There is no place like Station Park on a Nairn Saturday afternoon.
Physical season tickets will be available from pre-season.
