Exeter's award-winning Conference, Banqueting and Events Centre and home to Gallagher Premiership Rugby team, the Exeter Chiefs.

Sandy Park has the flexibility to host everything from large exhibition events to small meetings, all within easy reach of the beautiful cathedral city of Exeter and the stunning scenery of the Exe Estuary, East Devon and beyond. Conveniently situated by junction 30 of the M5 and only ten minutes from Exeter International Airport, we pride ourselves in being one of the South West’s most accessible Conference Centres.

We have a variety of versatile and dynamic spaces here at Sandy Park, including the impressive Exeter Suite which has hosted a number of notable events, including exhibitions, award shows, charity gala evenings and Exeter Rugby Club’s annual End of Season Dinner.

Our top floor suites, the Chiefs, Estuary and Baxter offer striking and unrivalled views of the Sandy Park pitch and stadium and the stunning East Devon countryside. For smaller meetings, our Seminar Suites are ideal and all have moveable walls, enabling various configurations and capacities. 

All suites are equipped with the latest in audio-visual technology and fully air-conditioned, plus free Wi-Fi is available throughout the venue. 

With our excellent in-house planning and operational team, here at Sandy Park we take pride in creating successful events for all of our clients, ensuring the space you have is tailored to your every individual need enhancing the success and overall enjoyment of your event.

Coming this December, the new, state-of-the-art £36m Sandy Park Hotel will open its doors, offering customers and clients of Sandy Park a fabulous location to base themselves whilst with us.

The 250-bed, eight-story development. will provide leisure facilities on the entry floor, which also includes a lounge, a snack and coffee bar, as well as a purpose-built business centre. 

Also included in the designs are a rooftop cocktail bar, together with a Fish & Steak restaurant that boasts picturesque views down the River Exe Estuary and towards Torbay.