Key facts
| Address | Ponteland Road, Woolsington, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE13 8DF |
| Capacity | 2,500 seats |
Description
Druid Park that used to be known as the Wheatsheaf Ground is a stadium located in Woolsington, the UK. This ground is used for various purposes, but it was the main destination of Gosforth R.F.C for many years. Attendants of the stadium can use a spacious clubhouse that features the terrace facing the pitch. A covered stand can be found on the opposite side of the club. The ground is also surrounded by terracing and sponsor boards.
The ground used to be used by Newcastle Blue Star F.C. During 2007-2008, the ground hosted players from Gosforth R.F.C. The club was invited to become the main player at Druid Park by D. Thompson who had the leasing contract for the ground for 25 years. The stadium has been used by West Allotment Celtic F. C. from 2017 to 2018. Today, the ground is mainly used for rugby union matches.
How to get to
There is the Callertion Park metro station located within a few minutes of walking from the stadium. You can also travel by car from Newcastle Airport, which is just is 400 yards away from the stadium. The stadium has parking for around 30 vehicles, and there are also parking places that can also be found at the metro station, though you may need to pay for them.
FAQ
Druid Park stadium, originally known as the Wheatsheaf Ground, is a sports venue located in Woolsington, near Newcastle upon Tyne, England. It is primarily used for football and rugby union matches.
Gosforth RFC, a rugby union team, used Druid Park stadium as their home ground from 2007 to 2014.
Druid Park stadium is primarily used for football and rugby union matches.
