Stadionul Dacia, Football stadium in Mioveni, Romania.

Stadionul Dacia is a football stadium in Mioveni featuring a grass playing field and several spectator sections arranged around the pitch. The facility includes spaces for athletes and visitors to move through during match days and local events.

The stadium was built and opened in 2000, marking an important moment for sports infrastructure in Mioveni. It became the center for local football activities in the town.

The ground is also known as Stadionul Mioveni or Stadionul Dacia, after the Dacia car plant that dominates the town. Its first Liga I match was played here on 28 July 2007, when Dacia Mioveni met Rapid București. Since CS Mioveni's dissolution, Liga I club FC Argeș Pitești has used the stadium.

The stadium lies in Mioveni, Argeș County, and is reached by road from Pitești, roughly 15 km away. Since 2023 FC Argeș Pitești has played home matches here while Stadionul Nicolae Dobrin is renovated, so check which club is hosting before travelling. The official stand has press seats and a cabin for audio-video broadcasts at its top.

The floodlights were inaugurated in May 2007 with a friendly between Dacia Mioveni and Dinamo București, then Romanian champions. Dacia's first Liga I match at the ground followed on 28 July 2007, against Rapid București. After promotion to Liga II in 2003, the town hall began a second section of stands, starting with the official tribune, which has press seats and a cabin for audio-video match broadcasts at its top.