It is commonly referred to by locals as the Estadio Javier Muñoz Delgado.
The stadium serves as the primary home ground for Unión San Felipe, a club that notably won the Chilean Primera División title in 1971.
The facility is integrated into the city's broader municipal sports infrastructure in the Valparaíso Region.
The stadium layout reflects the standard architectural model of mid-20th-century Chilean municipal sports grounds.
Estadio Municipal de San Felipe is the primary sports facility in the city of San Felipe, Chile, located on Maipú street. It serves as the home stadium for the professional football club Unión San Felipe. The stadium features a natural grass pitch and concrete grandstands surrounding the field. It functions as a multipurpose municipal venue often utilized for regional sporting events and community activities. The facility is situated within the urban core of the Aconcagua Valley region.
From the upper tiers of the main grandstand overlooking the pitch with the Aconcagua mountain ranges in the background.
Check the Unión San Felipe official match schedule before arriving to ensure access.
Wear sunscreen and a hat, as seating areas have minimal shade coverage.
Carry identification, as it is often required for entry at professional football matches in Chile.
Do not attempt to enter the field of play or restricted zones during training sessions or matches.
Closed to the general public during professional football matches unless a ticket is purchased; closed for maintenance on non-event days.
No dangerous objects or pyrotechnics; follow local security protocols during matches.
