The Melbourne University Women's Football Club has access to high quality facilities for training and games.

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MUWFC plays home games on Melbourne University's historic Main Oval, which is also home to the third oldest men's Australian football club, (Melbourne University - established in 1859). Surrounded by the University's colleges and 19th century buildings, the University Oval is one of the country's most picturesque venues for AFL football.

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The facilities at Melbourne University Sport are considered among the very best in Melbourne. Following a $5.3 million architecturally designed refurbishment, the heritage-listed Beaurepaire Centre now provides state-of-the-art fitness facilities for the University community.

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The Beaurepaire Centre, which was used for training in the 1956 Olympic Games, includes a 25m, six-lane heated indoor lap pool, the 850m two-level Strength & Fitness Gym provides the latest pin-loaded and free weight gym equipment as well as a mezzanine cardio zone with inspiring views overlooking the athletics track and sports fields and a personal training studio.

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Facilities in the Sports Centre building include 4 squash courts, a Group Cycling Studio, MindBody Studio, Cardio Box Studio, Massage & Physiotherapy Clinic and 2 Multi-purpose stadiums. All senior club members have access to discounted memberships for Melbourne University Sport's fitness and sports centres.