Sandy Park

Capacity: 15,000

No stranger to a Rugby World Cup clash, Exeter’s Sandy Park welcomed two 2015 encounters and has everything in place to do things even bigger and even better this time around.

Located directly on the coast and surrounded by some of the most beautiful beaches in the country, Exeter blends peace and nature with the pace and power of rugby on a weekly basis. Sandy Park has hosted Exeter Chiefs for 18 years, and is an ever-growing hotbed for the sport, as well as a home for some of England’s finest talents.

One of which, the try-scoring supremo Claudia MacDonald, is counting down the days until her city brings the noise. “Our fanbase down in Exeter, come rain or shine, has been incredible and absolutely immense for Red Roses’ matches. The fans pack out the stadium and make so much noise.”

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