The stadium honors Telmo Campolo Alcalde, who played for the Peruvian national team in the 1930s.
The venue is colloquially known as the home ground for various neighborhood soccer leagues in Callao.
The facility underwent significant renovations in recent years to replace aging field surfaces with modern artificial turf.
Estadio Campolo Alcalde is a municipal sports stadium located in the La Perla district of the Callao Province, near Lima. The venue serves as a primary hub for local community sporting events, youth soccer tournaments, and amateur athletics. It features an artificial turf pitch and surrounding concrete bleachers designed to accommodate neighborhood crowds. The facility is named after Telmo 'El Loco' Campolo Alcalde, a prominent Peruvian footballer associated with the Callao region. It functions primarily as a grass-roots sports center rather than a professional league arena. The site is integrated into the urban fabric of the residential area, serving as a social gathering point for the district.
From the top of the concrete bleachers looking down toward the center of the pitch.
Bring sun protection as the spectator area lacks significant overhead cover.
Visit during late afternoon to witness local neighborhood matches in progress.
Avoid visiting late at night as the surrounding area can be poorly lit and less secure.
The stadium is subject to closure during private municipal events or scheduled maintenance periods.
Athletic or casual wear is appropriate; refrain from using offensive language during matches.
