Stoke Mandeville Stadium is a multi-sport and leisure facility based in Aylesbury, located on Guttmann Road near Stoke Mandeville Hospital. It is widely recognised as the National Centre for Disability Sport and is owned by WheelPower, the national charity for wheelchair sport. The stadium is known internationally as the birthplace of the Paralympic movement and serves both the local community and visiting athletes, offering facilities such as a gym, swimming pool, sports hall, athletics track, and tennis courts.

The venue provides a range of inclusive sports and fitness activities for people of all abilities, including wheelchair-accessible equipment, adapted sports sessions, and community programmes. It also offers on-site accommodation, café facilities, and event spaces, supporting training camps and organised sporting events. Stoke Mandeville Stadium operates as both a community leisure centre in Aylesbury and a nationally significant centre for disability sport, with a strong emphasis on accessibility and participation.

The site is designed to be fully accessible, with features such as wheelchair access throughout, accessible changing facilities, and inclusive sessions tailored to different needs. Its role combines everyday fitness provision for local residents with a broader function as a hub for inclusive sport and Paralympic heritage in Buckinghamshire.

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Overview written 25 March 2026.