Estadio Municipal de San Felipe, Municipal stadium in San Felipe, Chile

The Estadio Municipal Javier Muñoz Delgado, on Avenida Maipú in San Felipe, is built entirely of concrete and iron, with a grass pitch and drainage, an Olympic fence and wooden stands that have needed repeated repairs. Its authorised capacity for high-attendance matches is 10,000; a new building under the Block J stand holds changing rooms, a press room and broadcast booths.

Unión San Felipe joined Chile's División de Ascenso in 1958 and played at the Estadio Municipal on Avenida Maipú, which the municipality bought from the Obispado. The ground had been a dirt pitch with two earthen stands and a concrete central one, colonial-era changing rooms at the north end, and a wide irrigation ditch behind poplars on the east side where players washed after matches. In 1972, Libertadores prize money paid for repairs and expansion.

The place is home to the local football club Union San Felipe, whose supporters come from across the Aconcagua Valley. Match days shape community life in the city.

The venue offers basic facilities for spectators including restrooms and food stands. It is best visited on match days when you can fully experience the crowds and energy.

In February the stadium transforms into a concert hall for the annual Palmenia Pizarro Song Festival. This event brings music to the venue and shows how the facility serves multiple purposes beyond sports.