Coleford Park
Hull (Kingston upon Hull), East Riding of Yorkshire, England
Coleford Park, Hull (Kingston upon Hull), England — opened unknown, 2 rugby league games hosted, home of no confirmed home club; the 2009 fixture involved Hull Isberg's A-team, though it is not confirmed this was their regular home ground.
Ground facts
| Opened | unknown (This is an unusually obscure venue with almost no independent documentation beyond Rugby League Project itself -- no opening date, name history, confirmed home club, capacity, floodlights or surface could be found anywhere. This site's area field reading Hull (Kingston upon Hull) is a data-formatting duplication, not a misleading distant-town pairing -- confirmed via Rugby League Project's own venue page, which repeats Hull the same way. The ground appears to sit in the Coleford Grove area of the Bransholme district of Hull, though this identification could not be fully confirmed.) |
| Home club | no confirmed home club; the 2009 fixture involved Hull Isberg's A-team, though it is not confirmed this was their regular home ground |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 2 |
| Top recorded crowd | 0 |
| Years used | 1946–2009 |
| Location | Hull (Kingston upon Hull), East Riding of Yorkshire |
Name history
Rugby league history
Coleford Park hosted two widely-separated Challenge Cup amateur qualifying-round matches: a 1946 tie (Hull Juniors 0-29 Bramley) and a 2009 tie (Hull Isberg A 12-36 Saddleworth), both independently confirmed against Rugby League Project's own results page. Hull Isberg, whose A-team played the more recent match, was a well-documented amateur National Conference League club that folded in 2017, though its main ground is separately recorded as Reckitts rather than this venue.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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