Aguada Stadium

Aguada Stadium is a sports facility in the municipality of Aguada, Puerto Rico, featuring a natural grass field and standard amenities. The venue accommodates roughly 4,000 spectators across tiered seating sections designed for comfortable viewing.

The facility opened in 2003 as a major sports hub for western Puerto Rico's athletic programs. It gained wider recognition by hosting competitions during the 2010 Central American and Caribbean Games.

The stadium serves as a gathering place where people from the area come together to watch sports events and celebrate local athletic achievements. It functions as a social hub that brings neighbors closer through shared passion for the game.

The stadium is accessible via multiple entry points and provides parking for guests attending events. Plan your visit according to the event schedule and arrive early to secure good seating.

Both Puerto Rico United and the Aguada Explorers call this stadium home, sharing the field for their respective competitions. This arrangement creates an interesting dynamic where two teams compete in the same venue for different leagues.

Location: Aguada

Capacity: 4000

GPS coordinates: 18.37800,-67.19700

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:01