North Hobart Oval

North Hobart Oval
	North Hobart Oval in September 2014
	Interactive map of North Hobart Oval
Address	Ryde Street & Argyle St; North Hobart, Tasmania
Coordinates	42°52′4″S 147°18′57″E / 42.86778°S 147.31583°E
Owner	City of Hobart
Operator	City of Hobart
Capacity	11,135
Field size	150 m × 105 m (492 ft × 344 ft)
Public transit	Buses
Construction
Broke ground	1921
Opened	1922
Construction cost	A$1.2 million (redevelopment)
Tenants
	Current tenants North Hobart Football Club (1922–2013; 2018–); North Melbourne (AFLW) (2019–2022, 2024–); Tasmania Devils Academy (2019–); Tasmania Football Club (2026–); Tasmania Rugby League Team (1955–); Former tenants Hobart City Football Club (2014–2017); DOSA Football Club (2010–2013); Hobart Tigers (1945, 1954–1960, 1986–1997); Sandy Bay Seagulls (1983–1984, 1993–1997); Southern Cats (1998–1999); Lefroy Football Club (1922–1941); Fitzroy Football Club (1952, 1991–1992); Tassie Mariners (1996–2006); Tasmania Devils (2001–2005); Melbourne Storm (1998, 2012, 2017 trials); Melbourne Rebels (2013 trial); Melbourne Victory FC (2014 pre-season); Western United FC (2022–2024); Socceroos XI (1957);

North Hobart Oval is a sports venue located in the Tasmanian suburb of North Hobart. It is widely regarded as the traditional home of Australian rules football in Tasmania, but has also been used for other sports including soccer, rugby league, rugby union and cricket.

The ground holds the record crowd for Australian rules football in Tasmania and the highest for any football code in the state, when 24,968 people attended the 1979 TANFL grand final.

As of 2026, North Hobart Oval is the home of the North Hobart Football Club in the Southern Football League (SFL). The ground is also used by the Tasmania Football Club, the Tasmania Devils Academy, and North Melbourne in the AFL Women's (AFLW).