Estadio Nuevo Pepico Amat

The ground CD Eldense left in 2012 still stood 200 metres away. The club had already moved twice before — Campo del Progreso from 1921, Campo del Parque from 1923 — but the 1964 Pepico Amat had lasted long enough. The first match at the new ground, on 30 September 2012, ended 1–0 against CF Borriol.

It cost €4.5 million, built by the contractor Cyes with money from the Valencian government's Plan Confianza, and it leaked. Water ingress and damp were serious enough that the council seized Cyes's bank guarantee, €172,693, to pay for repairs carried out in 2020–2021. The artificial pitch went the same way: replaced with natural grass in August 2021 to meet Segunda RFEF standards after promotion.

The bigger problem was seats. Fixed capacity sits at roughly 4,050, well short of what Segunda División requires, so in 2022 a temporary stand went up behind the east side to reach 5,776, including 24 places for spectators with reduced mobility. In July 2024 the club dropped a €2 million plan for a permanent 7,500-seat expansion and kept the scaffolding.

The attendance record — 5,734 against RCD Espanyol on 29 January 2024, a 1–1 draw — was a technical sell-out, capped by safety limits rather than demand. Elche CF drew 4,906 on 15 October 2023; Athletic Club had brought 5,160 for a Copa del Rey tie on 5 January 2023.