Camp des Loges

The Stade Georges Lefèvre Training Center was inaugurated on 21 June 1904, under the name of Stade des Loges, to coincide with the foundation of now-dissolved French football club Stade Saint-Germain that same year. In September 2013, the club signed a sponsorship contract with telecommunications company Ooredoo. As part of the deal, the Camp des Loges was renamed Ooredoo Training Centre. The deal lasted until the departure of PSG's male team. They trained one last time at the Camp des Loges on 2 June 2023. They moved to Campus PSG, located in nearby Poissy, in July 2023.{{cite news The women's team briefly returned to Camp des Loges in June 2023, before definitely moving into Campus PSG in January 2024.{{cite news ==Facilities==

The Camp des Loges has facilities for track and field, field hockey, football, rugby sevens, beach volleyball and other beach sports, tennis, and padel spread over 12 hectares. Additionally, the complex has three stands for football, rugby and hockey; one club-house with a restaurant; locker rooms and sanitaries; and lighting for night sessions. • One 400 metres athletics track with eight lanes. • One jumping area for practicing high jump, triple jump and long jump. • One area for practicing steeplechase. • One 140 metres throwing area for practicing shot put. • One archery range. • One water-based hockey pitch. • One sand-dressed hockey pitch. • Five football pitches (three synthetic pitches and two grass pitches). • One dedicated grass pitch for goalkeeper training. • One synthetic pitch for rugby, renovated in 2018. • Three beach volleyball fields. • One beach sports field. • 21 tennis courts, four covered. • One mini tennis court. • One tennis backboard wall. • Two padel courts. ==Former and current tenants==