Estadio Gran Mamoré

The stadium sits on Calle Pedro de la Rocha 51 in Trinidad, the capital of the Beni Department in Bolivia. The ground was built to replace the old Estadio Lorgio "Yoyo" Zambrano and it opened in March 2004. The engineering firm Prosec Ingenieros handled the construction, but the drive came from the Departmental Government of Beni.

The pitch is natural grass.

The name comes from the Mamoré River, which flows through the region, and the historical area of Gran Mamoré. Over the years, several clubs have called it home. Real Mamoré played here for a decade before the club folded. More recently, Libertad Gran Mamoré used the ground before merging with Alianza Beni to form their current team. Universitario del Beni and Municipal Real Mamoré also share the space.