Bayamón Soccer Complex, Soccer venue in Bayamón, Puerto Rico

The Bayamón Soccer Complex consists of three soccer fields in Bayamón, Puerto Rico. Fields 1 and 2 sit together near the Minillas, Tío, Reparto Zarina and Vista Bella neighborhoods; Field 1 is a professional-sized pitch and Field 2 a recreational one, with a small youth field attached to the west. Field 3, in the Río Hondo neighborhood, is also professional-sized, with a youth field to the west and tennis courts to the east. The main pitch seats 1,000 spectators.

The main field, seating 1,000 spectators, was inaugurated in 2011 and serves as the home ground of Bayamón FC. Field 3, known as Parque de Fútbol Honda, hosted a NCAA Division II women's lacrosse match on March 9, 2016, when SUNY Oneonta beat Meredith College 17–13. The complex also hosted the final of the Puerto Rico championship in 2017.

The complex serves as the home ground for Bayamón FC and hosts matches for multiple teams within the San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo metropolitan region.

The complex is split between two sites: Fields 1 and 2 sit centrally, serving the Minillas, Tío, Reparto Zarina and Vista Bella neighbourhoods, while Field 3 (Parque de Fútbol Honda) lies a couple of miles south in the Río Hondo neighbourhood. Field 1 is a full professional-size pitch, Field 2 a recreational pitch, and each site has a small youth field attached to the west.

Field 3, called Parque de Fútbol Honda or Honda Soccer Park, sits in the Río Hondo neighborhood and has a small youth field attached to its west side and tennis courts to its east. On 9 March 2016 it hosted an NCAA Division II women's lacrosse match between Meredith College and SUNY Oneonta, which SUNY won 17–13.