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      • Charwell Wetlands
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      • RSPB Matford Marsh
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      • Cathedral Grounds
      • Darts Farm
      • Exe Estuary
      • Haldon Forest Park
      • Northernhay Gardens
      • NT Clyston Mill
      • NT Killerton
      • Princesshay
      • Princesshay City Bee Project
      • River Exe
      • University of Exeter
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A small / medium sized park with lots of open space. It has two sets of swings and a wooden assault course in the centre of the park. There is a small hill which looks like a small creature may of made a home in the past. A small amount of Field elm is on top the hill and is good for kids to use for various games. Just outside of the enclosed area there are several mature trees and more green space. Great views of the river Exe can also be found here.
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Photo of information board
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Aerial view of the area, courtesy of Google
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Here is a current list of the known trees and shrubs in the park:
  • Common ash x 3
  • English oak x 3
  • Field elm x 6
  • Norway maple x 1
  • Silver birch x 1
  • Unknown tree x 1 (will update once I have positive ID)
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  • It has two entrances and the play area is enclosed
  • It has one bin and one bench
  • There are two bits of play kit: Swings and a wooden assault course
  • There are more mature trees outside of the enclosed area
  • It has excellent views of the river Exe
  • The nearest shop is Costcutter along Kinnerton way
  • The nearest place for a sit down meal would be The Village Inn
  • The nearest public toilets would be along Buddle lane
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​If there is anything out of place or wrong please contact me. Equally if there is anything you wish to add please let me know. The more information we have about Burrator Drive play area the better. Many thanks!