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Starlight Stadium

Starlight Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in , , with a seating capacity of 6,000. It features a premium-grade field and is equipped with 18 VIP suites, multiple concessions offering service, an announcer's booth, a score clock, and four modern change rooms. Originally opened in 2009 as Bear Mountain Stadium with an initial capacity of 1,600 seats, the venue underwent significant upgrades over the years. It was renamed Westhills Stadium in 2012 following a naming rights agreement and received further renovations before adopting its current name in April 2021 through a 5-year, $500,000 deal with Starlight Investments. The stadium is situated at 1089 Langford Parkway within City Centre Park and primarily hosts professional and community sports events such as soccer, rugby, football, and dry-land training. Starlight Stadium serves as the home ground for Pacific FC, a professional soccer team in the Canadian Premier League, which began playing there in 2019 as of the 2025 season. It also accommodates the Canadian national men's and women's rugby sevens teams, particularly for training and competitions ahead of events like the Tokyo Olympics, as well as the Westshore Rebels junior football team in the British Columbia Football Conference. The venue has hosted major events, including Pacific FC's first post-pandemic home game on July 30, 2021, and supports a range of community leagues and tournaments. As of 2025, the stadium faces potential changes with Pacific FC's lease ending and discussions for expansion via referendum.

Facilities and Design

Main Stadium

Starlight Stadium's main venue features a of 6,000, comprising permanent seating for over 4,500 spectators along with 18 VIP suites designed for premium viewing. This configuration supports major events while accommodating a mix of general admission and elevated corporate areas. The stadium's design includes covered grandstands constructed from timber and river rock, providing weather protection for key seating sections and blending natural materials with functional architecture. The primary playing field measures 105 meters by 65 meters, meeting 2-star specifications for international-standard play. It utilizes a premium-grade surface, ensuring durability for high-traffic use across multiple sports. A score clock is integrated into the venue's facilities to facilitate real-time event tracking. The current capacity reflects a significant 2019 expansion that increased seating from an original 1,600 to 6,000, enhancing the stadium's role as the region's largest outdoor venue. This upgrade incorporated modern amenities while preserving the site's multi-purpose layout. A further expansion to 10,000 seats was approved in 2022 but remains pending as of 2025.

Secondary Field

The Secondary Field at Starlight Stadium, known as Goudy Field, is a full-sized auxiliary venue located immediately adjacent to the main stadium within City Centre Park in . Measuring 74 meters by 116 meters, it features premium-grade synthetic turf certified for multi-sport applications, including soccer, rugby, football, , and . Constructed in 2010 as part of the site's early development expansions, Goudy Field includes on-site amenities such as a , washrooms, warm-up areas, lighting for evening use, and professional netting for various . It supports semi-stadium concrete seating with a capacity of 1,500 spectators, enabling it to host community events alongside the primary venue. Primarily utilized for training sessions by professional teams like and for smaller-scale matches across multiple disciplines, the field accommodates recreational leagues such as the City Centre Park Slo-Pitch League and youth programs. Its design facilitates shared event logistics with the main stadium, including coordinated access for teams and officials.

Additional Amenities

Starlight Stadium's supporting infrastructure includes the adjacent Al Charron National Training Centre, an indoor facility opened in 2018 that provides essential training resources for teams. The centre features a -certified field for year-round practice and a 6,750-square-foot state-of-the-art equipped with elite strength and conditioning gear, along with eight treatment beds in dedicated rooms. Parking at the stadium complex accommodates approximately 760 vehicles across multiple dedicated lots within City Centre Park, including 227 spots at the main park area, 125 at the stadium lot, and additional overflow options like 204 at nearby Belmont High School, with further capacity in surrounding areas exceeding 1,000 spots for larger events. services are available through third-party providers to facilitate access from remote parking during high-attendance gatherings. Visitor amenities encompass two concession stands offering food, beverages, and service, alongside public restrooms distributed throughout the site. Accessibility is prioritized with wheelchair-friendly pathways, ramps leading to seating and facilities, and designated areas for patrons with mobility needs; the entire City Centre Park, including the stadium, features fully accessible washrooms and infrastructure compliant with standards for inclusive use. Sustainability efforts at the stadium include energy-efficient design elements, such as modern lighting systems, for reduced environmental impact.

History

Construction and Early Years

Construction of Bear Mountain Stadium began with groundbreaking in 2007 as part of the City Centre Park development in , on . The project was funded through a partnership between the City of Langford and private contributors, reflecting the city's commitment to enhancing local sports infrastructure. The stadium officially opened on May 23, 2009, featuring an initial seating capacity of 1,700, designed primarily for and other outdoor events. In its early years, the stadium quickly became a hub for activities, hosting games for the BC Bears from 2009 to 2013. It also hosted training and matches for national programs, supporting the growth of the sport in the region, as well as early events including matches for local and soccer teams.

Expansions and Upgrades

In 2012, following the acquisition of by Westhills Development, the stadium underwent an initial expansion that included the addition of a secondary field, known as Goudy Field, with seating for approximately 1,500 spectators, increasing overall capacity to around 2,500-3,000 to accommodate international tournaments, while main permanent seating remained around 1,700. This upgrade enhanced the venue's versatility for multi-sport events and supported growing regional demand for high-level competitions. By 2018, construction of the adjacent Al Charron Rugby Canada National Training Centre was completed and officially opened, providing a 1,900-square-meter indoor facility with a gymnasium, hydrotherapy pools, therapy rooms, and accommodations to support professional rugby teams and high-performance athletes year-round. Funded by a combination of federal grants, municipal contributions, and private donations totaling over $8 million, the center addressed the need for weather-independent training space adjacent to the stadium. The most significant upgrades occurred in 2019 to meet (CPL) standards ahead of Pacific FC's inaugural season, including a major seating expansion from 1,600 to 6,000 permanent seats with 18 VIP suites, resurfacing of the main pitch to FIFA 2-star specifications, and installation of enhanced broadcasting facilities for professional matches. These improvements, costing approximately $8.8 million and funded through municipal reserves and partnerships, transformed the venue into a premier soccer facility while maintaining compatibility for rugby and other sports. In 2020, amid the , the stadium implemented safety enhancements such as revised health protocols, enhanced sanitation measures, and temporary restrictions, alongside planning for an $850,000 LED upgrade to replace incandescent fixtures and boost field illumination to 1,200 for better broadcast quality and . These adaptations ensured compliance with guidelines while preparing for resumed operations, contributing to the overall reaching 6,000 by 2021.

Renaming and Recent Developments

In September 2012, the stadium, previously known as Bear Mountain Stadium since its opening in 2009, was renamed Westhills Stadium following a agreement with Westhills Land Company. On April 13, 2021, the venue underwent another rebranding to Starlight Stadium as part of a 5-year deal worth more than $500,000 with Toronto-based Starlight Investments, aimed at supporting the facility's recovery and operations amid economic challenges. The significantly disrupted stadium activities starting in early 2020, with the City of Langford closing City Centre Park—including Westhills Stadium—to all public gatherings and events in March to comply with health restrictions. This led to the cancellation of major scheduled events, such as the Canada Sevens rugby tournament in May 2020, and the postponement of Pacific FC's season opener on April 11, 2020, resulting in no on-site revenue for several months. Into 2021, operations resumed under capacity limits, with events restricted to 50% attendance during British Columbia's Step 3 recovery phase beginning July 1, further impacting attendance and programming. A key recent development occurred in August 2023, when Starlight Stadium hosted the Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens tournament on August 19–20, serving as an Olympic qualification event for the Paris 2024 Games and marking a significant return to international competitions post-pandemic. In 2025, the stadium hosted a BC Lions Canadian Football League (CFL) preseason game on May 19 against the Calgary Stampeders and served as the home for Pacific FC's final Canadian Premier League regular season game on October 18 against Valour FC. Expansion plans to increase capacity to 10,000 seats, initially approved in 2022 for over $8 million focusing on the north side, faced delays including BC Hydro pole relocation and a 2024 referendum on borrowing; as of November 2025, the project remains ongoing and capacity is 6,000. Pacific FC's lease at the stadium ends after 2025, with the team exploring an ownership sale amid reported tensions with the City of Langford. The stadium continues to support local teams, including the Westshore Rebels of the BC Football Conference.

Sports and Events

Association Football

Starlight Stadium has served as the primary home venue for Pacific FC, a professional association football club in the Canadian Premier League (CPL), since the team's inception in 2019. The stadium was selected as Pacific FC's base following an announcement on July 20, 2018, when the club was unveiled as Vancouver Island's CPL representative, with plans to renovate the then-Westhills Stadium to meet league standards for professional play. These upgrades, completed in 2019, expanded capacity from approximately 1,700 to 6,000 seats, added VIP suites, improved change rooms, and ensured the pitch complied with FIFA 2-star certification, enabling the venue to host high-level matches while fostering an intimate atmosphere amid surrounding Douglas fir trees. Pacific FC's tenancy has integrated the stadium deeply into the CPL ecosystem, with the club hosting all regular-season home games and select playoff contests there as of the season, after which the lease expires at the end of the year and ownership is exploring a potential sale. The venue's design supports dynamic supporter culture, including dedicated sections for groups, contributing to consistent attendance growth. Notable achievements under this arrangement include Pacific FC's 4–3 victory over MLS side in the preliminary round, drawing a near-capacity crowd of 4,997 fans despite restrictions—a sellout that underscored the stadium's role in high-stakes national competitions. The team clinched its first CPL title later that year, defeating 1–0 in the final, marking a pinnacle of success tied to their Langford base. Attendance at Starlight Stadium for matches has reflected rising popularity, with average home league figures reaching 3,126 in 2022 and peaking at records like 5,221 for a clash against . Playoff games have similarly drawn strong turnouts, such as 2,645 for the 2022 Scotiabank Concacaf League preliminary round second leg against , highlighting the venue's capacity to host international fixtures alongside domestic league play. The stadium's multi-purpose nature allows brief shared use with programs, but its configuration prioritizes tenancy during the CPL season from April to October. The 2025 season concluded on October 18 with a home match against , maintaining average attendance around 3,000.

Rugby Union

Starlight Stadium has served as a primary venue for in since its opening in 2009, particularly for the Canadian national teams, which have used it as a training and competition base. established its presence at the stadium that year, hosting test matches and sevens series events, including stops on the Sevens Series for both men's and women's teams. The facility quickly became integral to national team preparations, exemplified by its role in readying the Canadian men's and women's sevens squads for the 2020 Olympics in 2021, where athletes trained and competed on-site ahead of the Games. From 2009 to 2013, the stadium was the home ground for the BC Bears, the provincial representative team in the Canadian Rugby Championship, where they played several of their matches against other regional sides. Following the Bears' departure, the venue continued to support provincial rugby development through ongoing use by BC Rugby's age-grade and academy programs, such as the Pacific Pride development squad, which utilizes the stadium for training camps and exhibition games to nurture emerging talent. These efforts align with Rugby Canada's high-performance initiatives in Langford, fostering pathways from youth to senior levels, including practices in 2025. The stadium hosts the annual BC Rugby Age-Grade , crowning provincial champions across U16 and U18 divisions for boys and girls, drawing competitive play and community engagement each December. A notable international event was the 2023 Rugby Americas North Sevens, an qualification tournament held on August 19–20, where Canada's teams secured spots for the Paris 2024 Games by topping the regional competition. These gatherings highlight the venue's role in advancing regionally and globally. To accommodate rugby union, the stadium's artificial turf pitch meets World Rugby standards, with removable goalposts installed for matches to ensure compliance with the sport's requirements while allowing versatility for other uses. This adaptation supports seamless transitions between rugby events and other activities, maintaining the field's integrity for high-level play.

American Football

Starlight Stadium serves as the home field for the Westshore Rebels, a junior American football team competing in the British Columbia Football Conference (BCFC) of the Canadian Junior Football League (CJFL), since the team's relocation and rebranding in 2009. The stadium's multi-purpose design facilitates its use for gridiron football through seasonal field conversions, which include painting yard lines, hash marks, and end zones to meet CJFL specifications, along with the addition of temporary goalposts and, when necessary, supplemental bleachers to accommodate spectators. The have hosted numerous regular-season and playoff games at the venue, leveraging its surface and lighting for evening matchups. A notable achievement occurred during the 2016 season, when the team captured the BCFC's Cullen Cup championship with a 33–19 victory over the Sun at Westhills Stadium (now ), marking one of their titles since joining . This win advanced them to the national Canadian Bowl, hosted at the same stadium later that year, underscoring the facility's role in high-stakes events. The won another Cullen Cup in 2023, defeating the Sun 33–19 and hosting the Canadian Bowl, where they lost 17–10 to the Saskatoon Hilltops. In addition to competitive play, Starlight Stadium supports the Rebels' commitment to youth and community development through annual programs, including skills camps, combines, and academies for athletes aged 5 to 14, held on the field to foster football participation and local talent pipelines. These initiatives, often featuring CJFL coaches, emphasize skill-building and community engagement, drawing hundreds of young participants each year to promote amateur American football on Vancouver Island.

Other Events and Uses

Beyond its primary role in sports, Starlight Stadium serves as a versatile venue for a range of non-sporting events, including music festivals and community gatherings that draw thousands of attendees annually. The stadium has hosted notable music festivals, such as the All Ways Home festival on September 4-5, 2021, which featured a lineup of local and national artists including headliners Jesse Roper, , Current Swell, and , marking the venue's first multi-day music event with up to 5,000 expected visitors. More recently, the Great Canadian Bash on June 28, 2025, celebrated Canadian and with co-headliners Big Sugar and , alongside other performers, as part of a new summer festival series. Similarly, SoberFest on August 2, 2025, provided an alcohol- and substance-free and comedy event to support recovery initiatives, featuring artists like , , and Yukon Blonde, while raising funds to assist over 40 individuals in treatment programs. Community functions at the stadium emphasize family-friendly and cultural activities, with the annual celebration serving as a cornerstone event since 2022. Held from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on July 1, it includes live music performances, a donation-based pancake breakfast, food vendors, crafts, lawn games, an cultural zone, and interactive zones like a firefighter obstacle course and teen area, fostering community engagement for all ages. Other gatherings, such as the Change Makers Gathering Festival on June 3, 2024, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., promote and local networking through workshops, performances, and vendor markets. For these events, the stadium undergoes temporary configurations, including stage setups with its state-of-the-art sound system and screens to accommodate performances, while the artificial turf field and event plaza support flexible layouts for markets and additional standing capacity beyond the 6,000 seats. The 2019 expansion enhanced these capabilities by adding VIP suites and improved concessions, enabling broader non-sporting adaptations. These activities contribute significantly to local , as outlined in Langford's 2023-2027 Five-Year Tourism Strategy, which highlights the stadium's role in attracting visitors through diverse events and calls for economic impact assessments to quantify benefits like increased spending in and sectors.

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