King George V Playing Field
📍 245 Boothferry Rd, Hessle HU13 0NG, UK
About King George V Playing Field
The King George V Playing Field, located in Hessle, is a highly-rated and expansive green space offering a welcoming retreat for locals and visitors alike. With an impressive Google rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars from numerous reviews, it's clearly a cherished community asset.
This versatile playing field provides excellent pitches suitable for football tournaments and is an ideal venue for various large community events. It's also a firm favourite among dog walkers, offering vast open areas for pets to enjoy and burn off energy, making it a truly dog-friendly destination where many enjoy watching local sports.
Visiting Information
The King George V Playing Field is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing constant access for visitors. It boasts excellent accessibility features, including wheelchair-accessible parking and an entrance. For convenience, payment options are cashless, ensuring a smooth experience for all.
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📍 245 Boothferry Rd, Hessle HU13 0NG, UK
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Showing 5 of 234 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 6 February 2026.
Fantastic!! football tournament fields or a brilliant space for any large events! We had the pleasure of face painting for hassle sporting club last week and I must say what a day 😍 #fabday
Spacious Field great for dog walkers and Thier dogs to get Thier energy out
Good pitches and dog friendly we walked round the edge with dog then watched the football
It's a sportsfield. A very nice place to walk the dog.
As a major park area of Hessle many activities take place mainly football, there is a small children's play area with a few swings and climbing frames. A new clubhouse type building but not having visited I cannot comment of what I offers. There is also an all weather basketball/football pitch to use, the park is popular with dog walkers. Many years ago, for reasons that I don't understand, although I suspect health and safety issues, there was a large hill in the park which had a slide from the top of the hill to the bottom, climbing frames and swings. I spent many a happy, if tiring days, with my own children then my first 2 grandchildren, and I am bitterly disappointed that I cannot now share that experience with my current younger grandchildren. It was all removed to be replaced by a weak and inferior offering that soon bores my current grandchildren. The park is kept reasonably tidy although the waste bins and the surrounding areas are not always maintained.