Monumental de Villa Lynch Stadium, Football stadium in Villa Lynch, Argentina

Monumental de Villa Lynch Stadium is a sports venue in San Martín Partido featuring a natural grass field and seating for roughly one thousand spectators. The stands are configured to give all visitors a clear view of the playing surface.

The stadium was inaugurated on May 2, 1970, with a Primera D championship match in which UAI Urquiza defeated Tristán Suárez 1–0. The venue is owned by Club Deportivo UAI Urquiza.

The club's nickname, El Furgón, comes from the railway wagons that gave rise to the entity linked to the Urquiza line. The ground sits beside those tracks, and the railway museum installed on the site keeps that origin present for visitors.

The location is easily reachable by several bus lines including 21, 28, 78, 87, and 105, all of which pass nearby. Additionally, three train stations are located close by if you prefer rail transport.

The stadium sits directly beside the Urquiza Railway tracks and features an attached museum with railway machinery. This collection showcases equipment and vehicles from Argentina's railway system history.