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Sandy Park Way · Exeter · Devon EX2 7NN · Capacity 15,600

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Exeter is the furthest west we travel and the longest rugby journey on our list. The compensation is that Sandy Park sits directly beside junction 30 of the M5, so after four hours of driving the last mile is the simplest of any ground in the country.

J30

Of the M5, and the ground is right there. No city driving, no residential streets, no hunting for an approach. After a very long journey that final simplicity is worth more than it sounds.

The longest rugby trip

Four hours west, and worth planning properly

This is a genuine expedition from Kent, and the format matters more than at any other rugby ground.

200 MILES

Around four hours

M25, M4, M5. Long, straightforward, and with required rest breaks built in.

AT THE JUNCTION

M5 J30

The ground is beside the motorway. Arriving is genuinely effortless.

EVENING KICK-OFFS

Are the problem

Four hours back from a half nine finish puts you home at half one at best.

DEVON

Is worth staying for

If you are travelling this far, a night in Exeter or on the coast changes the trip entirely.

Kent to Devon

Times include the rest breaks a journey of this length legally requires.

Travel time to Sandy Park, EX2
Pick-up areaDistanceEach way
Bromley & Orpington195 miles3h 50m – 4h 40m
Sevenoaks & Tonbridge198 miles3h 55m – 4h 45m
Dartford & Bluewater201 miles4h – 4h 50m
Gravesend & Northfleet206 miles4h 5m – 4h 55m
Maidstone & Aylesford211 miles4h 10m – 5h
Rochester & Chatham216 miles4h 15m – 5h 5m
Canterbury & Ashford240 miles4h 40m – 5h 35m

Day return or stay over

Kick-off time decides it, and at this distance the difference is significant.

Sandy Park trip formats
Kick-offFormatHome by
14:00 or 15:00 SaturdayDay returnAround 22:00, and you will have earned it
17:30 SaturdayDay return, longAround 00:30
19:45 FridayOvernight strongly advisedAround 02:00 if you drive back
Any fixture, if you canOne or two nightsDevon is worth it, and it removes the worst of the driving

A trip to the south west

The arrival is the best of any ground

This sounds like a small thing after four hours in a vehicle and it is not. Sandy Park sits at a motorway junction with proper access and parking designed for it, so there is no residential grid, no one-way system and no last-mile crawl. You come off the M5 and you are effectively there, which is a considerable relief at the end of a long drive.

Be honest about the kick-off time

A Saturday afternoon fixture works as a day return, getting you home around ten at night after roughly nine hours of travel. A Friday evening kick-off does not, in any comfortable sense: you would be home at two in the morning. At this distance the format matters more than at any other rugby ground on our list.

Devon rewards a night

If your group is going to drive two hundred miles, spending a night at the end of it turns an endurance exercise into a proper trip. Exeter is a good small city, the coast is close, and Friday or Sunday rates outside the summer are usually modest. Most of our Sandy Park bookings that stay over come back and do it again.

A coach, not a minibus

Four hours each way is a long time to sit. A coach has proper luggage space, room to move and a considerably better ride, and for a group of twenty upwards it is often barely more expensive per head. On this particular journey it is the difference between arriving fresh and arriving stiff.

Sandy Park questions

Distance, format and the easy arrival.

How far is Exeter from Kent?

Around a hundred and ninety-five to two hundred and forty miles, roughly four to five and a half hours each way including required rest breaks. It is the furthest rugby ground we travel to.

Is the ground hard to find?

No, the opposite. Sandy Park sits directly beside junction 30 of the M5 with access designed for it. The last mile is the easiest of any ground in the country.

Can we do it as a day return?

For a Saturday afternoon kick-off, yes, getting home around ten at night. A Friday evening fixture would put you back at two in the morning, and we would suggest staying over.

Should we stay in Devon?

If you can. Exeter is a good small city, the coast is close, and a night at the end removes the worst part of a two-hundred-mile trip.

Coach or minibus?

Coach for anything above about sixteen people. Four hours each way is a long time and a coach has room, luggage space and a better ride.

Where do you collect afterwards?

Close to the ground, which is unusual. The site has proper access and parking, so there is no need to hold far back.

How far ahead should we book?

Well ahead. A journey of this length needs vehicle and driver planning around rest rules and cannot be arranged at short notice.

Is the fare fixed?

Yes, agreed before travel and unaffected by motorway delays.

Closest airport to Sandy Park

Exeter Airport is the closest airport to Sandy Park, roughly 4 road miles and about 18 minutes by car outside the peaks. For most scheduled international flights the best airport for Sandy Park is Bristol Airport, about 71 miles and 132 minutes away, with far more routes and airlines; Heathrow Airport is the next option at around 176 miles.

AirportRoad distanceDrive timeFixed-fare taxi
Exeter Airport (EXT)4 milesabout 18 minGet fixed fare
Cardiff Airport (CWL)60 milesabout 113 minGet fixed fare · CWL transfers
Bristol Airport (BRS)71 milesabout 132 minGet fixed fare · BRS transfers
Bournemouth Airport (BOH)89 milesabout 163 minGet fixed fare
Southampton Airport (SOU)117 milesabout 210 minGet fixed fare · SOU transfers

Best airport for Sandy Park: which one to fly into

Distance is only half the answer. Pick the airport with the right flight, then let us handle the road: every Rushxo airport taxi to Sandy Park is a fixed fare agreed before you book, the driver tracks your flight and meets you in arrivals with a name board, and waiting time for a late landing is built in. Popular searches: taxi from Exeter Airport to Sandy Park Business, taxi from Cardiff Airport to Sandy Park, taxi from Bristol Airport to Sandy Park.

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Vehicles and drivers

Choose a saloon for up to four passengers, an executive car for business travel, an MPV for families and luggage, or a minibus for groups of up to 16. Every driver is TfL-licensed and DBS-checked, and every vehicle is insured for private hire.

Frequently asked questions

Is the price for Sandy Park Transfers fixed?

Yes. Every Rushxo journey is a fixed price agreed before you travel, whatever the traffic or time of day: no meter, no surge pricing, no hidden extras.

How do I book Sandy Park Transfers?

Request a quote online, by WhatsApp or by phone, 24 hours a day. Confirm the pick-up time and address and you receive the driver details before the journey; business accounts can book on monthly invoice.

Is Rushxo a licensed operator?

Yes. Rushxo journeys are operated by Get London Transfer Ltd, a TfL-licensed private hire operator (licence 11588). Rushxo Ltd is registered at Companies House (16464640), with DBS-checked drivers and insurance up to £10m.

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Four hours out, and the easiest arrival anywhere

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