Goentoer Darjono Stadium, Football stadium in Purbalingga, Indonesia.

Goentoer Darjono Stadium is a football arena in Purbalingga featuring a grass pitch and modern concrete construction. The ground accommodates approximately 15,000 spectators and serves as home to Persibangga Purbalingga.

Gelora Goentoer Darjono Stadium was built in 2008 by the Purbalingga regency government, replacing Wasesa Stadium, whose site later became the Segamas market. It is named after Goentoer Darjono, regent of Purbalingga from 1973 to 1979.

The stadium's name honours Goentoer Darjono, the Purbalingga regent from 1973 to 1979, and the ground is also called Gelora Goentoer Darjono. It replaced Wasesa Stadium, the site now occupied by Pasar Segamas market, so the club's home moved with the town's own redevelopment.

The stadium sits in Purbalingga, Central Java, with Mount Slamet visible behind it. The ground holds about 15,000 spectators, so match days fill the surrounding streets; arriving well before kickoff is easier than near the start.

From the stands, spectators have a clear view of Mount Slamet, one of Java's tallest volcanoes looming over the pitch. This view connects the match experience with the region's natural surroundings.