Estádio Renato Moura da Cunha Lima, Football stadium in Campina Grande, Brazil.

Estádio Renato Cunha Lima, known as O Renatão, is a 4,000-capacity football ground in the Bela Vista neighbourhood of Campina Grande, Paraíba. It belongs to Campinense Clube and forms part of the club's training centre, with the pitch and stands built in two stages between 2004 and 2006.

Construction of the stadium began in 2004 and was completed in two stages, in 2005 and 2006. It was inaugurated in 2006 with a celebration attended by supporters, press and players. It was built to replace the Estádio Municipal Plínio Lemos and is named after Renato Cunha Lima, the club counsellor responsible for its construction.

The ground is named after Renato Cunha Lima, the club counsellor who oversaw its construction. It forms part of Campinense Clube's training centre, and its 2006 inauguration was celebrated with supporters, press and players. It has not yet hosted official first-division Paraibano championship matches.

The stadium sits in the Bela Vista neighbourhood of Campina Grande and forms part of Campinense Clube's training centre. It was built to replace the Estádio Municipal Plínio Lemos, which the city turned into a cultural and sports centre. Since opening in 2006 it has not hosted official first-division Paraíba championship matches; smaller games are planned.

The stadium is named after Renato Cunha Lima, a club councillor who was responsible for its construction. It forms part of Campinense Clube's training centre, and since opening in 2006 it has not yet hosted official first-division Paraibano championship matches.