Estadio Municipal Los Arcos

Los Arcos went up between 1944 and 1945 on the Ayuntamiento de Orihuela's order, and its first competitive fixture, in the Torneo Vega Baja, was played on 13 May 1945, months before the ground's formal blessing by the bishop on 26 December that year. Nobody has renamed it since.

The tenant of record is Orihuela CF, though the club that first called the ground home was Orihuela Deportiva CF — founded in 1944 as Orihuela CF, renamed the following year, and gone by 1996. Spain's under-19 and under-21 sides have both used the pitch for friendlies, against Austria and Sweden respectively, and Generación OT played a concert here in 2019.

Cup football has its own rules, and Los Arcos has had two reminders of that lately. In 2023/24, Orihuela drew Girona in the Copa del Rey's second round — the first visit from a La Liga leader in sixteen years. On 30 October 2025, Levante came to town for the first round of the same competition. For the 2025/26 season, CF Intercity, whose own ground is the Estadio Antonio Solana in Alicante, has used Los Arcos as a stand-in home venue for organisational reasons.