The stadium serves as the primary training facility for the various youth academy teams of CDA Navalcarnero.
The venue is located in the southwestern outskirts of the Madrid metropolitan area, reflecting the architectural scale of local municipal sports facilities in the region.
The stadium surface underwent a transition to synthetic turf to accommodate year-round usage across multiple youth and adult age groups.
Estadio Municipal Mariano González is the home ground of the Spanish football club Club Deportivo Artístico Navalcarnero. The stadium features an artificial turf pitch and a capacity of approximately 2,500 spectators. It serves as the primary hub for the club's training sessions and competitive matches in the lower divisions of the Spanish football league system. Located in the town of Navalcarnero, the venue is characterized by its compact, community-focused design. It is named in honor of Mariano González, a significant figure in the local sports history of Navalcarnero.
From the highest point of the main grandstand for a panoramic view of the entire pitch and the surrounding Navalcarnero landscape.
Check the official CDA Navalcarnero website for match schedules, as the venue is not always open to the public outside of game days.
Bring light sun protection if attending a daytime match, as spectator seating has limited overhead cover.
Do not expect ticket office services on non-match days.
The stadium is primarily active during the football season, typically running from late summer through late spring; it may have restricted access during mid-summer breaks.
Respect the home crowd seating areas and follow standard stadium guidelines regarding prohibited items such as glass containers.
