Both Corinthian FC and Casuals FC were famously nomadic, as were Corinthian-Casuals during the first five decades after the two clubs amalgamated in 1939.

Below is a list of all the known 'home' venues for the club down the years since 1882.

Some grounds were obviously used more than others, but it does highlight the nomadic nature of the club.

The club has played at our current ground in Tolworth in the Royal Borough of Kingston since 1988 when we took over the lease at King George's Field and finally found a place we could call home - it only took 106 years!

Corinthian Grounds

• The Oval 1882-95
• Queens Club 1895-1922
• Crystal Palace 1922-36​

Casuals Grounds

• Upper Tooting 1883-90 (Head Quarters was the Surrey Tavern on Trinity Road, Wandsworth Common)
• Wormwood Scrubs 1890-1904
• Tufnell Park 1905-14
• Essex County Cricket Club 1919-20
• East Molesey Cricket Club 1920-21
• Guildford, St.Joseph's Road 1921-22
• Crystal Palace 1922-25
• Richmond Road, Kingstonian 1925-39

Corinthian-Casuals Grounds

• Richmond Road, Kingstonian 1945-46
• Polytechnic Stadium, Chiswick 1946-50
• The Oval 1950-63, 1971-72
• Champion Hill, Dulwich Hamlet 1963-68
• Sandy Lane, Tooting & Mitcham 1968-83
• Molesey 1983-84
• Wimbledon Park 1984-86
• Molesey 1986-88
• King George's Field, Tolworth 1988-

Other Grounds Used

• Upton
• Upton Park
• Richmond Athletic Ground
• Leyton Cricket Ground
• Tottenham
• Ilford
• Fulham
• Stamford Bridge
• Lea Bridge
• White City
• Motspur Park
• Sutton United
• Leatherhead
• ​Metropolitan Police

Corinthians vs Queens Park at the Queens Club, London.

An advert for John Haig Whiskey depicting Corinthians' Crystal Palace ground.

                                                                                     

Above:   Richmond Road (Kingstonian) and The Oval.