In 1950 the Port Curtis Rugby League competition consisted of three clubs and these were Valleys, Wallabies and Western Suburbs.
At this time, it was decided that independent headquarters were needed for the league, instead of sharing the showgrounds with other sports. The Gladstone Rugby League committee found land on the corner of Dawson Road and Glenlyon Street that they could lease from the Gladstone Town Council and this was an ideal spot for the league at that time.
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