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**De La Salle Playing Fields – Manchester**

Nestled in the heart of Salford, De La Salle Playing Fields is more than just a sports venue; it’s a vibrant community hub dedicated to promoting health, fitness, and camaraderie among local residents. Our expansive playing fields provide a safe and welcoming environment for all ages, whether you’re looking to kick off a friendly football match, organize a community event, or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll in nature.

At De La Salle, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service and ensuring every visitor has a memorable experience. Our dedicated staff is on hand to assist with bookings and answer any questions you may have, making your time with us enjoyable and hassle-free. With well-maintained facilities and a commitment to customer satisfaction, we strive to meet the diverse needs of our community while fostering a spirit of teamwork and sportsmanship.

Join us at De La Salle Playing Fields, where quality service meets a passion for sport. We invite you to explore our unique offerings, engage with fellow community members, and discover the many ways we can support your sporting ambitions. For inquiries or to schedule an appointment, feel free to reach out by phone or visit our website. Experience the difference at De La Salle—where every game matters!

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john Rooney

5 Google Rating

Nice to walk around watch afew matchs to see others using this lovely area always kept tidy grass cu

5/ 5

Nice to walk around watch afew matchs to see others using this lovely area always kept tidy grass cut regularly.

Stuart Ward

2 Google Rating

For such a big and well promoted local facility, it should be much better looked after. Huge potenti

2/ 5

For such a big and well promoted local facility, it should be much better looked after. Huge potential, should easily be one of the best around for miles, but this is a facility for kids to play football (amongst other things) and the surface simply is not prepared well enough. My son played here a few days ago, the grass was freshly cut but was very thick and long, ten year olds simply could not kick the ball hard enough to make it move more than a few feet. Adults would have struggled with a passing game. Possibly suitable for rugby, but even then I'd question the grass length. For all the noise the club makes about how well they look after and prepare the surface .... I'm not even sorry for saying that this is the worst surface my kids have to play on in their travels. Even the home coaches complain openly and loudly about how unplayable it is. Pretty poor, De La Salle....

Aayaan Miah

3 Google Rating

Huge field great for sports and Any small events

3/ 5

Huge field great for sports and Any small events

Simone Luis

5 Google Rating

Good field to have a walk or even run a couple laps around

5/ 5

Good field to have a walk or even run a couple laps around

Shelagh Prince

5 Google Rating

Great entertainment and clubhouse

5/ 5

Great entertainment and clubhouse

Terry Simpson

4 Google Rating

Great organised kids football

4/ 5

Great organised kids football

Alan Kay

4 Google Rating

Very well maintained fields. Licenced club house. The small carpark is totally inadequate when there

4/ 5

Very well maintained fields. Licenced club house. The small carpark is totally inadequate when there are matches being played. Many of the surrounding streets are zoned for residents only parking.

Dulcidio Coelho

4 Google Rating

Tiny parking space. Fields are really well taken care off.

4/ 5

Tiny parking space. Fields are really well taken care off.

Rick Jurkiewicz

5 Google Rating

De La Salle Grassroots football club have teams across all age groups from under 6 to adult. There a

5/ 5

De La Salle Grassroots football club have teams across all age groups from under 6 to adult. There are 6 football pitches of differing sizes to allow teams to play 5v5, 7v7, 9v9 and 11v11. In recent years, poor weather conditions have seen the grass become unplayable, but with a new chairman and leadership team, along with a focus on pitch management, it's fair to say the playing surfaces have been fantastic. The only disappointing part is that dog walkers see grass and assume it's ok to walk their pets despite the clear signage requesting otherwise.

Will Rawling

5 Google Rating

Well presented pitches and youth teams.

5/ 5

Well presented pitches and youth teams.

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