Estadio Domingo Santana, Baseball stadium in León, Mexico.

Estadio Domingo Santana is a baseball stadium in León, Guanajuato, home of the Bravos de León since 2017. The field was renovated in 2014 with new grass, an automatic irrigation system, protective netting, and updated lighting. It also hosts municipal and state events and concerts.

The stadium opened in 1973 as a new venue for baseball in León. Major upgrades came in 2014 when it received modern lighting and irrigation systems to improve playing conditions.

The stadium is named after Domingo Santana, a baseball player and manager born in Guanajuato. The Bravos de León won their only league title there in 1990, and the venue has also hosted municipal and state events such as the Torneo de los Soles and the Liga Brava.

The stadium is in León, Guanajuato, and hosts Bravos de León home games during the Mexican League season, which runs roughly from spring through autumn. It also stages municipal and state events and concerts, so check the local calendar before travelling. The Acereros del Norte have used it for preseason practice in February and March.

The stadium is named after Domingo Santana, a baseball player and manager born in Guanajuato. In 1990 the Bravos de León won their first and only league title while playing here, and the Acereros del Norte later used the grounds for preseason practice in February and March.