St James Park in Exeter: photos, reviews

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St James Park in Exeter is a vibrant hub for entertainment where sports enthusiasts and families alike can enjoy an energetic yet welcoming atmosphere. With an impressive average Google rating of 4.5, this venue promises a memorable experience for visitors of all ages. The stadium boasts excellent facilities, creating a family-friendly environment where children are seen reveling in the excitement. Particularly popular is the Thatchers Stand, also known as the Big Bank, where the energetic atmosphere truly comes to life during events. Friendly stewards, known as the Pride of Devon, ensure a warm and inviting experience, making it feel like a second home for many. Conveniently located near a railway station, getting there is a breeze, and highlights include a supporters' bar in the main clubhouse, designed for quick service and shorter queues. Whether you're there for the thrill of the game, a moment of fitness, or simply to soak in the lively spirit, St James Park stands out as a top choice.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Albion Place

Bus stop 180 m walk

Elmside

Bus stop 327 m walk

Iddesleigh Road

Bus stop 240 m walk

Belmont Road Car Park

Bus stop 267 m walk

St James Road

Bus stop 165 m walk

Exeter Trust House

Bus stop 215 m walk

4.5

based on 212 reviews

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4.5/5 212 reviews

Ewa Waites

St James Park Exeter lovely stadium

Harry

13th stadium ticked off ✅ Great stadium, the people in the museum were lovely and we chatted about Exeter FC and their match against Brazil in the 40s. The club shop was good, however shirts were pricey. I purchased a pin badge, two match day programmes, a water bottle and some goalkeeper socks for only £17.50 The only thing that I do not like about the stadium that it is extremely hard to find parking around the stadium. I would recommend getting a taxi down to the ground on matchdays so you won't have to deal with the hassle of attempting to find a spot

Marc Lawler

Have to say, I really enjoyed my visit to St James Park, as an away fan. Super organised, everyone cares. Got handed a voucher for a free cup of tea as soon as I walked through the turnstiles. Stewards were friendly, and cheerful. Young away fans were invited to get involved in the halftime activities. Prices for refreshments weren't horrendous. It's not the most luxurious of grounds, however it's one of the most welcoming I've been to, which made the experience enjoyable. Toilets are a portakabin, but we're reasonably clean. Home fans were welcoming as well Look forward to coming back

St James Park in Exeter

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