Estádio Municipal José Garbelini

Cambé's ground carries two names in local memory before the official one: locals still call it Estádio da Curva, a nod to whatever bend in the road or pitch gave it that shape long before the municipality attached José Garbelini's name to the gate. That kind of layered naming tends to happen at grounds that predate any formal record-keeping, and here the opening date has simply gone unrecorded — no ribbon-cutting anyone bothered to write down.

What is on the books varies depending on who is counting: one tally puts capacity at 1,700, while the Paraná state federation lists a far smaller 600. That gap alone tells you this is not a ground built for spectacle — it is sized for a town side, not a league showpiece. Clube Atlético Cambé plays its home fixtures here now, the sole tenant on a ground Avenida José Bonifácio in the Vila Atalaia district, no street number attached, the kind of address that only matters to people who already know where it is.

Cambé Atlético Club once shared the city's football scene, active for a handful of years in the early 2000s before folding, and it is a reasonable guess that Garbelini hosted its matches too, though nothing ties that down with certainty. What is left is a municipal ground doing what municipal grounds in Paraná mostly do: staying open for the one club in town that still needs it.