A good amount of open space for ball games, although I didn't see any goal posts on the field at the time. The main entrance is graced by two large Sycamore and a large Norway maple tree. Along the edges of the playing field are plenty of trees and shrubs. Field Elm are in great numbers here and there are a variety of trees that run alongside the railway line. There are no benches so bare that in mind if you do decide to visit this place.
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Exeter City Council map data
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Aerial view of the area, courtesy of Google
TREES
  • Alder x 1 (pending verification of species)
  • Bay Willow x 2 (pending verification of species)
  • Common Alder x 2
  • Common Ash x 1
  • Common Elder x 3
  • Common Hawthorn x 2
  • Downy Birch x 1
  • Downy Rose x 1
  • Field Elm x 50+
  • Holly x 2
  • Lime x 4 (pending verification of species)
  • London Plane x 1
  • Maple x 8 (pending verification of species)
  • Norway Maple x 8
  • Pedunculate Oak x 4
  • Silver Birch x 1
  • Sycamore x 3
PHOTOS
OTHER USEFUL INFO
  • There are two entrances
  • There is one dog bin near the main entrance
  • There is one rubbish bin near the main entrance
  • There are no benches or spectator stand
  • Changing facilities are available on request
  • There are three football pitches
  • A car park is available by the main entrance. This can fit up to 11 cars
  • See the Facebook page for events and info
  • See the Exeter City Council page for details about this playing field
  • Great for Field Elm due to the high numbers