Stadion u Borovom Naselju

The ground sits in the Borovo Naselje district of Vukovar, built as part of a planned industrial settlement in the early 1930s. It was constructed by the Bata company, which later became known as Borovo, to house factory employees. The stadium opened in 1937 and has remained largely in its existing state.

The playing surface is natural grass. The official capacity is 3,550, though some sources cite up to 6,000. The attendance record is approximately 8,000 spectators, recorded during a Croatian First Football League (HNL) match between NK Vukovar 91 and Dinamo Zagreb on February 19, 2000, which ended in a 0–0 draw. The high attendance was attributed to the recent return of the 'Dinamo' name to the Zagreb club.

The stadium currently does not meet the requirements of the Croatian Football Federation (HNS) for the top tier, so the club has played home matches at Stadion Gradski vrt in Osijek or Stadion HNK Cibalia in Vinkovci. In early 2026, the City of Vukovar announced plans to reconstruct the stadium, including building a central stand, new turf, and floodlights, contingent on resolving ownership issues between the city and the company Borovo. No specific costs for the planned reconstruction have been published.