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Recreation

Parks

Ten City parks and 31.19 acres, from Dobson Field’s seventeen down to the scrap of shade at Planter Park.

Exeter City Park in autumn, bare sycamores over mown grass and a picnic shelter.
City Park in autumn

The ten parks

City parks, largest to smallest
Park Where Acres Reservable
Dobson Field East Rocky Hill Drive 17 Yes
Schroth Park Vine & Belmont 5 Yes
Unger Park Belmont & Glaze 4.7 Yes
City Park
Covered areas are first come, first served
Chestnut & D Street 2.53 Yes
Brickhouse Park Palm & Filbert 0.97 No
Joyner Park Pine & C Street 0.50 No
Dale Sally Memorial Park
Formerly Water Tower Park
Pine & B Street 0.25 Yes
Rose Garden Park Palm & A Street 0.22 No
Schelling Park Pine & Filbert 0.01 No
Planter Park Maple & B Street 0.01 No
A family walks a dog through the gate of the Exeter Bark Park under a blossoming tree.
The Exeter Bark Park gate

Reserve a park or the stadium

Who
Community Services, (559) 592-5262 · Recreation coordination, (559) 592-3318 ext. 124
How
With the facility use permit application. See the permits
Exeter Lions Stadium
The stadium books the same way. Call first to confirm date availability.
An Exeter Little League team holding a district champions banner on the field.
Exeter Little League