Estadio Municipal de Ipurúa

Estadio Municipal de Ipurúa is defined by its proximity to the street; the pitch is level with the street.

The current structure is the result of the "Ipurua Tallarra" project, which ran from 2014 to 2019. The investment was substantial, exceeding €20 million, and the venue now holds 8,164 spectators across four enclosed sections. The stands are painted in the club colours, blue and red, with white lettering spelling out the club’s name on the fascia.

There is a history of structural weakness here. In September 2018, a safety barrier in the away section collapsed during a match against Sevilla FC, causing injuries and hospitalizations. The incident was a serious blow to the club’s reputation and likely accelerated the urgency of the final phase of construction. The ground has also seen its share of victories on the big stage, including a 3–0 win over Real Madrid in November 2018.

The record attendance of 7,732 was set recently, on June 12, 2024, during a playoff match against Real Oviedo. The surface is natural grass, which has been maintained through the various phases of renovation. The stadium is not a monument to glory; it is a working facility, built by the Eibar City Council and opened in 1947, that has survived the club’s rise and fall by adapting to the requirements of the game. The floodlights were added in 1970, and the atmosphere is shaped by the mountains that loom in the background, visible above the roofline on the east side.