Estadio Municipal Lucio Fariña Fernández

Quillota's ground has been rebuilt once. San Luis de Quillota plays its home fixtures on the artificial pitch at Manuel Bulnes 895, close to the Plazoleta Arauco and the Plaza Reina Ana in the town centre.

The current stadium dates from a 2007–2010 rebuild carried out under Chile's Bicentenario stadium programme, timed to the country's bicentennial — the old structure came down and a new one went up in its place, reopening on 10 September 2010, with a match against Universidad de Concepción sometimes cited as the ground's true first outing on 15 September. For that stretch it traded on the name Estadio Bicentenario Lucio Fariña Fernández before settling back into common use as simply the Lucio Fariña Fernández, after the journalist and sportsman honoured when the ground was renamed on 29 October 2002.

Capacity sits at 7,703, modest even by Chilean second-tier standards, but the stands have filled for reasons that had nothing to do with football: October 2023's Expo Quillota brought ranchera acts including Caro Molina, Los Dinos de Chile and Zúmbale Primo to the pitch across two nights, drawing more than 15,000 across the event. San Luis has also shared the venue on occasion with Deportes Limache for regional fixtures. The club's own history at the ground includes a promotion earned in 1982 on the strength of one of the better attendances in the second division that season — the figures themselves were not recorded.