Bima Stadium, Football stadium in Cirebon, Indonesia.

Bima Stadium is a sports facility in Cirebon with a grass playing field surrounded by concrete bleachers that accommodate around 15,000 spectators. The structure follows a traditional layout with straightforward design for football matches and other sporting events.

Bima Stadium was built in 1972 by Pertamina, the state oil company, inside its housing complex in Cirebon. It later served as the home ground of Persikab Bandung in the Premier Division. Ahead of the 19th National Sports Week (PON XIX), repairs began, and by June the Catherina Surya swimming pool and the stadium's entrance gate had been renovated.

The name comes from Bhima, a warrior of the Mahabharata. The stadium is the home venue of PSIT Cirebon and PS Gunung Jati Cirebon, so match days are when the name and the stands are put to use.

The stadium sits inside Pertamina's housing complex in Cirebon, so access runs through the estate rather than a public street frontage. Renovation work ahead of PON XIX added a new main gate (gapura) and the Catherina Surya swimming pool, which stood partly finished as of June. Check with locals before travelling for a match.

The stadium was built by Pertamina and stands inside the company's housing complex in Cirebon. Ahead of the 19th National Sports Week (PON XIX), renovation work began, and by June the Catherina Surya swimming pool and the stadium's entrance gate had been refurbished.