Stadion Mitar Mićo Goliš

The name on the ground changed in 2022, when it became Stadion Mitar Mićo Goliš. Before that it was named for the hill it sits under — Stadion pod Malim brdom, "under the small hill" — and the address still carries the old wording: Pod Malim brdom bb, in Petrovac na Moru on the Montenegrin coast.

It was built in 1969 for the local club, then called FK Nafta Petrovac and known today as OFK Petrovac. That much has stayed constant; the ground itself has not. Work went through the pitch and its surroundings in 2001, again in 2006, and once more in 2013. The last of those mattered most, because it brought the stadium up to UEFA requirements — and with that came fixtures that had nothing to do with Petrovac.

Clubs from elsewhere in the country started borrowing it when their own grounds fell short. Bokelj played UEFA Europa League qualifiers here; Rudar Pljevlja played Champions League ties. The best-remembered night came on 10 July 2014, a first qualifying round Europa League match between Lovćen of Cetinje and Željezničar of Sarajevo, which the Bosnian side won 1–0. Neither club is from Petrovac.

The listed capacity is 1,630, and the pitch is natural grass. The women's national team of Montenegro uses the ground as a home venue.

There is no working website for the club or the ground. One existed at ofkpetrovac.com; it went dark after 2011 and was never replaced.