Players/Media Area
- Two main change rooms, each with a connecting warm up room, are located at ground level of the TSB Bank Stand. Five subsidiary changing rooms are located at ground level of the TSB Bank Stand for other teams and referees.
- A medical room, drug testing room, media interview room and match day office are all located adjacent to the main changing room at the ground level of the TSB Bank Stand. Also located at Yarrow Stadium is the HQ of the Taranaki Rugby Football Union (TRFU), their officers and a gym is located in the Northern end of the TSB Bank Stand
- Media: There is media facilities on the Western grandstand. "Noel and Melva Yarrow Stand". There is a lounge were the TV cameras (usually 2 or 3) are situated for rugby union/league and 4 media boxes for radio commentary, TV commentary, Television Match Officials (TMO) or Third Umpire and another media box for additional commentary. Apart of the upgrade other media facilities have been built for international media.
- A big screen is brought in by the TSB Community Trust and usually situated on the southern embankments, near the scoreboard.
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