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Sandy Park is the magnificent home of Devon’s Premiership Rugby team, the Exeter Chiefs. The ground has a capacity of 12,500 with both seated and standing options. Sandy Park is famous for its match-day experience, which includes a range of hospitality offers and bars and foot outlets throughout the ground, plus post-match entertainment.
Sandy Park is also an award-winning conference and banqueting centre offering a variety of versatile and dynamic spaces with panoramic views of the stadium and towards the Exe Estuary.
For more information about visiting Sandy Park, please check the Exeter Chiefs website http://exeterchiefs.co.uk/match/visiting-sandy-park/
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PARKINGSupporters wishing to travel by car must be aware that there is no on site car parking at the stadium itself unless you hold the appropriate pass. DISABLED PARKINGThere is disabled parking available at the ground but this is limited so we would suggest that anyone needing a disabled space contacts the Club prior to each game to reserve a space.PUBLIC CAR PARKSWhilst there is no parking on site the Chiefs have made arrangements for parking very close to the ground. The main car park will be at Digby Sowton and Sowton junction 30 and are clearly signposted on match days.
There will be no on site parking at the Sandy park Stadium other than for those who hold passes and the disabled. However, the club has worked very hard on a transport strategy which affords ease of access to both home supporters and visiting fans.TRAINThe main Exeter to Exmouth line runs right past the stadium and runs a very regular service on match days. With a station at Digby Holt and the installation of the new bridge over the A379, Digby Holt is less than 10 minutes walk from Sandy Park.BUSRegular match day specials run from the city centre to the stadium.
| Exeter Chiefs (1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 09:00 | - 17:00* |
* Conferencing open all year. Rugby match times may vary.
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