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**Marston Road Sports Ground, Oxford**

Nestled in the vibrant Headington area of Oxford, Marston Road Sports Ground is your premier destination for sporting excellence and community engagement. Located at 108 Arlington Drive, we pride ourselves on providing an exceptional experience for athletes and sports enthusiasts alike. Our well-maintained facilities cater to a variety of sports, making it the perfect venue for both practice and competition.

At Marston Road Sports Ground, we believe in fostering a welcoming atmosphere where everyone, from beginners to seasoned players, can thrive. Our dedicated team is committed to customer satisfaction, ensuring that all your needs are met with prompt assistance and friendly service. Whether you have inquiries about booking the ground for events or want to learn more about our sports offerings, we’re here to help.

What sets us apart is our community-driven approach; we encourage local participation and aim to build lasting relationships with our visitors. With ample space and top-notch amenities, Marston Road Sports Ground is not just a venue—it’s a hub for sportsmanship and camaraderie in Oxford.

For more information or to book your next sports event, please don’t hesitate to contact us at 01865 557106 or visit our website at [sport.ox.ac.uk/facilities/marston-road](http://www.sport.ox.ac.uk/facilities/marston-road/). Experience the spirit of sport at Marston Road Sports Ground, where every game counts!

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Luke Smith

5 Google Rating

Lovely place for a spot of evening cricket. Grounds are excellently maintained

5/ 5

Lovely place for a spot of evening cricket. Grounds are excellently maintained

Sam Adams

4 Google Rating

Well kept playground. Tidy and maintained site. Suitable for multiple ages. Swings, slides, climbing

4/ 5

Well kept playground. Tidy and maintained site. Suitable for multiple ages. Swings, slides, climbing frames, zip line, picnic bench. Fenced in. Bin. Large playing fields.

Christian

4 Google Rating

Nice for kid playground and dog walks

4/ 5

Nice for kid playground and dog walks

Jake Cooper

5 Google Rating

A lot of interesting plant life on the borders here.

5/ 5

A lot of interesting plant life on the borders here.

Kamna Pruvost

4 Google Rating

Sports ground could do with more facilities and equipment.

4/ 5

Sports ground could do with more facilities and equipment.

Razvan Novacovschi

5 Google Rating

Good facilities for women's sport.

5/ 5

Good facilities for women's sport.

Antonio Costa

4 Google Rating

Great park to go for a walk or enjoy a picnic

4/ 5

Great park to go for a walk or enjoy a picnic

Dimitar Dimitrov

1 Google Rating

Very bad place to be

1/ 5

Very bad place to be

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