The stadium was inaugurated in 1977 to replace the older Camp d'en Gassull.
It features a distinct single-tier main grandstand covered by a roof.
The complex houses administrative offices for Reus Deportiu and several local football governing bodies.
It served as the primary venue for the club's historic promotion to the second tier of Spanish football in 2016.
Reus Municipal Stadium, known locally as Estadi Municipal de Reus, is the primary sporting venue in the city of Reus, Catalonia. The facility primarily serves as the home ground for CF Reus Deportiu and its associated youth and women's teams. It features a natural grass pitch with a capacity of approximately 4,500 spectators. The stadium complex includes additional auxiliary pitches used for training sessions and grassroots football development. It underwent significant renovations in the 2010s to meet professional standards during the club's stint in the Segunda División. The venue is owned by the Reus City Council.
From the elevated walkway behind the main stand for a panoramic view of the entire pitch and the distant backdrop of the city.
Bring a seat cushion if attending matches, as the concrete bleachers in non-covered sections can be uncomfortable for long periods.
Check local weather forecasts beforehand, as the seating areas provide very little shelter from wind or rain.
Verify the specific entrance gate indicated on your match ticket as the perimeter is expansive.
Do not attempt to access the auxiliary training fields, which are restricted to authorized personnel and registered players.
Closed to the public except during scheduled matches, tournaments, or municipal sporting events.
