Northwestern State Demons
Harry Turpin Stadium is a 15,971-seat football venue on Caspari Street in Natchitoches, Louisiana, home to the Northwestern State Demons (FCS, Southland Conference). Opened in 1975 as a replacement for Demon Stadium, it was officially dedicated September 3, 1977, and named for Harry Turpin, who compiled 98 wins over 22 years as head coach. The stadium features a double-decked press box and glassed-in VIP area. The playing surface is FieldTurf artificial turf.
Constructed in 1976 to provide Northwestern State with a modern football facility in one of Louisiana's most historic cities.
The main grandstand provides covered seating with elevation for good field views. The stadium's size creates a strong home-field advantage when filled for rivalry games.
Campus parking is available around the stadium. Natchitoches' compact downtown is walkable, with the stadium convenient to campus and historic Front Street.
Natchitoches offers a unique game day experience in Louisiana's oldest permanent settlement. The historic downtown riverfront area provides excellent dining and entertainment before or after games.
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