Rugby World Cup 2027 has locked in 29 outdoor training venues for the 24 participating teams to use during the tournament in Australia.
It spans the country, with confirmed bases in New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia.
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The NSW Waratahs and Queensland Reds bases at Daceyville and Ballymore are among several Rugby-specific venues that were announced, with the Force's home stadium also confirmed.
This includes club sides Sunnybank and Easts Rugby Club in Queensland, along with UWA and Wanneroo in Perth and Newcastle's Southern Beaches Rugby Club.
School Rugby powerhouses will also host some of the best in the world. Queensland trio St Joseph's Nudgee College, Padua College and Brisbane Grammar School are included along with the Shore School in Sydney.
This extends to Victoria's Xavier College, the base of the British & Irish Lions in Melbourne last year.
Several will also be based in Townsville, using the NRL club Cowboys' Centre of Excellence alongside three other venues.
For NSW, they will use the NSWRL Centre of Excellence, which the Wallabies use regularly during their January camps, along with Jubilee Stadium in Kogarah. Two further venues have also been confirmed for Newcastle in the form of Uni of Newcastle and No. 2 Sportsground
The announcement also highlights a distinct Western Sydney presence, including Eric Tweedale Stadium and the Parramatta Eels Community Centre of Excellence.
Meanwhile, South Australia will have four separate venues, including Norwood Oval and St Peter's College.
The venue confirmations follow site visits by all 24 participating teams to their match venues and bases across Australia, with specific team locations to follow in the coming weeks and months.
“Every great performance begins with exceptional preparation, and the selection of these Outdoor Training Venues highlights the depth and quality of the high-performance facilities Australia has to offer," Men's Rugby World Cup 2027 Managing Director Chris Stanley said.
"These venues will play a critical role in delivering an outstanding tournament experience for all 24 participating teams, providing the high-performance environments and support infrastructure needed to prepare for one of the world's premier sporting events.
"We are proud to see venues like these helping bring Men's Rugby World Cup 2027 to life in communities across Australia, opening further opportunities for Australians to connect with the tournament and see the world’s best teams up close, while showcasing Australia's ability to host major international events. Their contribution will help create an unforgettable experience for players, teams and fans, and leave a lasting legacy long after the final whistle."
MEN'S RUGBY WORLD CUP 2027 – OUTDOOR TRAINING VENUES
Adelaide | Tarntanya
- St Peter's College
- Adelaide University West Beach
- Norwood Oval (City of Norwood, Payneham and St Peters)
- Unley Oval (City of Unley)
Brisbane | Meeanjin
- National Rugby Training Centre Ballymore (Queensland Rugby Union)
- St Josephs Nudgee College
- Sunnybank Rugby Union Club
- Brisbane Grammar School
- Easts Rugby Union Club
- Padua College
Melbourne | Narrm
- La Trobe University
- Xavier College
- Bridges Recreation Reserve (Hume City Council)
Newcastle | Awabakal-Worimi
- Southern Beaches Rugby Club (Lake Macquarie City Council)
- No. 2 Sportsground (Newcastle City Council)
- University of Newcastle
Perth | Boorloo
- UWA Rugby Club
- Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex, City of Wanneroo (Wanneroo Rugby Club)
- Waterbank Training Facility (WA Government)
- Perth Rectangular Stadium
Sydney | Gadigal
- NSW Rugby Centre of Excellence (NSW Rugby Union)
- Jubilee Stadium (Georges River Council)
- NSWRL Centre of Excellence
- Shore School
- Eric Tweedale Stadium (Cumberland City Council)
- Parramatta Eels Community Centre of Excellence
Townsville | Gurambilbarra
- Townsville Sports Precinct (Queensland Government)
- Riverway Stadium (Townsville City Council)
- Cowboys Centre of Excellence