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Polo Farm Sports Club
Polo
Farm Sports Club is situated in its own
grounds about two miles to the east of Canterbury,
on the A257 Sandwich Road.
Polo Farm Sports Club Clubhouse: 01227 769159 (evenings and match days)
Littlebourne Road
Canterbury, Kent CT3 4AF
(Click on the map below to link to the extensive
map and itinerary facilities offered.)

Visitors arriving from the London direction need to follow the A2 towards Dover.
Take the Canterbury turn-off (this is the only one for the city). The slip way
merges to a dual carriageway. Half a mile onwards, at the first roundabout, continue
straight-ahead along the dual carriageway which will be skirting the old city
walls..
Follow the road round to the right at the next roundabout, following the line
of the city wall until meeting the third roundabout (Habitat on your right). Continue
straight ahead at this and the next (fourth) roundabout (Police station to your
right). Again continue straight on, but ease into the right hand lane in preparation
for a right-hand turn at the fifth roundabout.
Turn right at this roundabout and away from the city wall. Keep in the left hand
lane, and take the slip road left (at Waitrose and Blockbuster Video), just after a set of lights at
a pedestrian crossing and before the main traffic lights.
Continue along to the mini-roundabout, turning right along this road (A257 to
Sandwich) past the prison on the left and - after a steep hill - the Army barracks
on the left. Continue, past the Canterbury Golf Club and a road junction (both
on the left).
Polo Farm is less than half a mile past the Golf Club, on the left hand side of
the road just after a long lay-by. Polo Farm is clearly sign-posted outside the
club gates and grounds as the main road passes
a long layby.
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On busy match days relief car parking
is available next to the lower all-weather
pitch (drive straight through the car
park).
- Coaches
are welcome but please park sensibly to
the side of the main area or in the lay-by
just before the main entrance.
- On
busy shopping days (especially while Canterbury
undergoes town-centre redevelopment) the
traffic around the ring-road is terrible.
Please allow 20/25 minutes extra to negotiate
the ring-road system from start to finish.
- Alternatively,
approach the club from the Bridge turn
off. Although slightly longer, the detour
adds little to your journey time. The
route is shown in pink on the direction
map (click thumb-size map alongside).
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