Henningsvær Stadion is a community football field located on a remote rocky islet in the Lofoten archipelago, Norway. It lies just outside the village of Henningsvær, a fishing community known for its traditional cod-drying industry. The field is surrounded by the sea and dramatic natural scenery, with fish-drying racks spread across the rocky terrain, reflecting the area’s longstanding reliance on cod fishing. Despite its rugged setting, the pitch is fully equipped with artificial turf and floodlights, making it a functional and well-maintained facility for local use. The stadium was constructed in the early 2000s as part of a local initiative to provide better sports facilities for the youth of Henningsvær. It is not designed for professional matches and lacks spectator stands, but its location and surroundings have made it notable around the world. The pitch’s dramatic placement amidst the sea and mountains, along with its integration into the fishing infrastructure of the island, symbolises a blend of traditional livelihoods and contemporary community life in northern Norway.