Estádio Pedra Moura, Soccer stadium in Bagé, Brazil.

Estádio Pedra Moura is a soccer ground in the Menino Deus neighbourhood of Bagé, home of Grêmio Esportivo Bagé since 1922. The pitch measures 105 x 68 m, the FIFA standard, and is sown with Bermuda Green grass. A covered social area holds about 800 member seats reached by ramp, and four lighting masts carry nine floodlights each.

The stadium became the home of Grêmio Esportivo Bagé in 1934 when the local team acquired it as their permanent venue. This acquisition marked a turning point in the club's history and the development of organized soccer in the city.

The nickname Pedra Moura comes from a very hard stone found in the area, which fans compare to the team's and supporters' performance at home. The ground is also called "Arrabalde do Menino Deus", as the Correio do Sul newspaper of Bagé has written since its founding. The first Ba-Gua derby at the ground, on 31 July 1921, ended 2-2 and decided the Taça Antônio Magalhães.

The ground sits on Avenida Líbio Vinhas in the Menino Deus neighbourhood, with the pitch measuring 105 x 68 m. Covered seating of about 800 chairs for members is reached by ramp. On match days the internal car park is reserved for players, directors, press and security staff.

The facility received a modernized lighting system in 2010 through community support initiatives. This upgrade made it possible to hold evening matches with improved visibility and conditions for players and spectators.