Ramla Municipal Stadium, Football stadium in Ramla, Israel.

Ramla Municipal Stadium is a football venue in the city with a grass pitch and covered seating capacity for approximately two thousand spectators. The facility includes changing rooms and training areas to support regular match play and team activities.

The stadium took its current form in 2012, when it was expanded and upgraded at a cost of about 12 million shekels to meet National League standards, and it hosted National League matches from September 2013. It served as the home ground of Beitar Tel Aviv Ramla until that club's merger with Ironi Ramla was dissolved. From 2017 it hosted Hapoel Marmorek's home games for two seasons, until the club's relegation in 2018/19.

The stadium's two stands split its users: the 1,500-seat western stand holds the press box, while the 500-seat eastern stand is reserved for the home team's supporters. Hapoel Marmorek played its home matches here for two seasons from 2017 until relegation in 2018/19 sent the club back to grounds in Rehovot.

The grounds are centrally located in Ramla and accessible by foot or public transport from most parts of the city. Visitors should note that while seating areas are covered, weather conditions can still affect the experience.

The stadium's current form dates from a 2012 expansion costing about 12 million shekels, which raised it to National League standards; it hosted National League matches from September 2013. Its two stands hold roughly 1,500 seats in the western main stand and 500 in the eastern stand.