Priory Park

( 29 Reviews )

70 Priory Rd
Exeter, eng EX4 7AR

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Hours

Saturday:

24 Hours

Sunday:

24 Hours

Monday:

24 Hours

Tuesday:

24 Hours

Wednesday:

24 Hours

Thursday:

24 Hours

Friday:

24 Hours

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Chamber Rating

4.2 - (29 reviews)

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Chamber Rating

4.2 - (29 reviews)

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Marsha Brooks
I have been attacked by an off-lead dog here. So has my husband on a separate occasion. The people who bring their dogs here need to be cautious and ensure their pets - particularly the larger dogs - are well-trained. Joggers and cyclists have a right to use this park too. When dog attacks occur, it can lead to the authorities getting involved, and sad outcomes for all - the dog being put to sleep or the park banning dogs. The dog community here needs to take these concerns more seriously.
Nov 25th, 2022
Beth Markey

Sep 11th, 2022
Domenico Mancini

Jul 2nd, 2022
Claudio
Nice park for walking the dog, there is a small paly area for kids as well
Mar 19th, 2022
Andy Doe-Goodman

Jan 17th, 2022

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^{Priory Park}

Priory Park is located at 70 Priory Rd in Exeter, England EX4 7AR. Priory Park can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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Q Where is Priory Park located?

A Priory Park is located at 70 Priory Rd, Exeter, eng EX4 7AR

Q What days are Priory Park open?

A Priory Park is open:
Saturday: 24 Hours
Sunday: 24 Hours
Monday: 24 Hours
Tuesday: 24 Hours
Wednesday: 24 Hours
Thursday: 24 Hours
Friday: 24 Hours

Q How is Priory Park rated?

A Priory Park has a 4.2 Star Rating from 29 reviewers.

Hours

Saturday:

24 Hours

Sunday:

24 Hours

Monday:

24 Hours

Tuesday:

24 Hours

Wednesday:

24 Hours

Thursday:

24 Hours

Friday:

24 Hours

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^{Priory Park}

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( 29 Reviews )

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Marsha Brooks _{on Google}

Nov 25th, 2022

I have been attacked by an off-lead dog here. So has my husband on a separate occasion. The people who bring their dogs here need to be cautious and ensure their pets - particularly the larger dogs - are well-trained. Joggers and cyclists have a right to use this park too. When dog attacks occur, it can lead to the authorities getting involved, and sad outcomes for all - the dog being put to sleep or the park banning dogs. The dog community here needs to take these concerns more seriously.