The stadium is named in honor of Segundo Aranda Torres, a figure of local significance in Huacho's history.
It frequently hosts matches for the Copa Perú, a tournament known for its complex structure that serves as a pathway to the professional Primera División.
The venue is located in the northern sector of the city, slightly inland from the Pacific coastline.
The stadium undergoes periodic maintenance to meet the standards required for hosting regional football competitions.
Municipal Segundo Aranda Torres Stadium is the primary multi-purpose sports venue in Huacho, Peru, serving as the home ground for local football clubs such as Maristas de Huacho. The stadium has an estimated capacity of approximately 6,000 spectators. It primarily hosts professional and regional football matches within the Peruvian football league system. The facility features a natural grass pitch and basic tiered concrete seating sections. It acts as a central hub for community sporting events and local tournaments in the Lima Region.
From the highest point of the main concrete grandstand to capture the full pitch and the surrounding Huacho skyline.
Bring a hat and sunscreen as seating areas lack overhead protection from the sun.
Check local social media pages for Maristas de Huacho to confirm match schedules before arriving.
Carry small bills for purchasing snacks or water from local vendors outside the entrance gates.
Do not attempt to enter the pitch area before or after matches, as security strictly enforces restricted access.
Open only on match days or during scheduled community sports events.
No specific dress code, but neutral clothing is recommended; avoid wearing jerseys of rival football clubs if attending a match.
