Estadio José Antonio Pérez Ureba

For a town defined by its coastline, the Estadio José Antonio Pérez Ureba sits slightly inland on Calle Camino de Chiclana. Conil Club de Fútbol, nicknamed "La Huerta Mecánica," has called this ground home since its earliest days, though the club itself traces its roots back to 1931.

The ground opened its doors in the early 1990s, though precise records diverge on whether the first whistle blew in 1990 or 1995. The club has played its matches here consistently through every shift in Spanish football’s lower tiers. The pitch is covered in artificial turf, a surface renewed in 2025 to ensure consistency regardless of the Andalusian heat. There is no running track, just the rectangular field and the surrounding concrete terraces.

Capacity figures fluctuate between sources, with some citing 1,500 and others recalling a historical figure closer to 4,000. The current limit of 1,500 seats is the figure that matters for today’s Tercera Federación Group 10 fixtures. The stands are simple, without the grandstands seen in higher divisions.

The stadium is managed by the Ayuntamiento de Conil de la Frontera, meaning it belongs to the town rather than a private owner. It does not seek to be anything other than what it is: a pitch in Conil, nothing more.