The stadium was renamed in 2013 to honor two local football legends, Calvo and Bascuñán.
It hosted matches during the 2015 Copa América tournament.
The structure is specifically engineered to withstand the seismic activity common in northern Chile.
It replaced an older stadium structure to accommodate FIFA-standard requirements.
The facility is integrated into the city's sports complex infrastructure, including adjacent track and field facilities.
Estadio Regional Calvo y Bascuñán is the principal multi-purpose stadium in Antofagasta, Chile, located on Avenida Angamos. It serves as the home venue for the professional football club Deportes Antofagasta. The facility underwent a major renovation in 2013 to modernize its infrastructure for hosting high-profile tournaments. The stadium features a capacity of approximately 21,000 spectators with a synthetic grass pitch. It is situated in close proximity to the Pacific coastline, providing a unique backdrop for events. The venue serves as a key hub for regional sporting events and occasional large-scale musical concerts. Its design prioritizes accessibility and climate-appropriate materials for the coastal desert environment.
From the upper-tier stands on the western side during sunset to capture the stadium bowl with the Pacific Ocean in the background.
Check the local Deportes Antofagasta match schedule before visiting, as access is restricted on match days.
Bring sun protection, as the stadium has limited shaded seating areas in the uncovered stands.
Use the coastal pedestrian paths nearby for a better view of the stadium's exterior architecture.
Do not attempt to enter the pitch area, as strict security measures are enforced to maintain the playing surface.
Closed to the public during match days and private sporting events.
No sharp objects or glass containers allowed; general sports stadium safety regulations apply.
