Sovereign Row Park | Play Area in Spon End Coventry

Sovereign Row Park is a small but attractive and popular family park next to the Butts Park Arena, home of Coventry City Rugby Club. The park is sometimes known as Broomfield Park and Butts Park, named after the area’s use for archery in the distant past.

Sovereign Row Park | Play Area in Spon End Coventry

Sovereign Row Park is flat and easily accessible to all abilities with a good network of footpaths around the boundary. It contains a small playground with play equipment for children, featuring slides, swings and climbing posts, and natural play features including boulders and logs.

The park also has a large grassed area which is used for informal games and similar recreation and shrub beds and a mixed hedgerow which are attractive to wildlife. A path around the park can be used for dog-walking and jogging. Dogs are allowed into the park, however they must not be taken inside the fenced playground.

Location: Broomfield Place, Spon End, Coventry, CV5 6GY

Facilities at Sovereign Row Park

350m trail on footpaths
Enclosed children's play park
Large grassy area for sports and exercising

Parking at Sovereign Row Park

The park can be found at the back of Broomfield Place in Spon End. A footpath from Sovereign Road through a tunnel beneath the railway line also leads past the park. Parking is restricted in the area and the park is best accessed by foot (although some parking is accessible at the bottom of Sovereign Road or Sovereign Row).

Map Credit: Coventry City Council