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• sports hall (4 large standard halls / 20 badminton courts)
• 25m swimming pool
• 12m climbing wall
• 6 standard squash courts
• all-glass squash court
• martial arts dojo
• table tennis / archery / fencing salle
• 10 team changing rooms plus officials/private changing
• 5 inclusive changing rooms
• Conference Room (suitable for up to 72 theatre style)
• Event management room

• full-sized 3G FIFA accredited rubber crumb
• full-sized sand dressed pitch
• outdoor viewing area
• 3 netball courts
• 2 tennis courts
• 3v3 basketball court

• 200-station fitness suite
• spin studio
• two dance studios

• Finnish sauna
• steam room
• arctic ice fountain
• ice-cold bucket shower

Find out more about the Health and Wellbeing Suite

• Dedicated Reformer Studio

To find out more about our Reformer Studio, please click here. 

• hydrotherapy pool
• private consulting rooms
• specialist physiotherapy and sports massage services

• 60m sprint track
• bespoke training area
• specialist strength and conditioning services

Find out more about the High Performance Zone

• Serving hot and cold drinks
• Wide array of hot and cold food
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner menu
• Open everyday 8am to 7pm, Monday to Sunday during University term time (opening hours vary outside of term time)

The º£½ÇºÚÁÏ has worked with leading accessibility guide AccessAble who have produced comprehensive guides for our venues. To view all of David Ross Sports Village's accessible features, please .

For more information, please visit our Accessibility page. 

From Monday 3 August 2026 24/7 parking charges will apply to all vehicles parking on º£½ÇºÚÁÏ campuses at University Park, Jubilee and Sutton Bonington.

Fixed automated number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras will capture all vehicles as they enter and exit campus and use this information to identify anyone that does not have a valid parking session.

Visitors to our Sports Centres are eligible for two hours free parking when using our facilities – please ensure you log your vehicle registration on the tablet at reception.

If staying beyond two hours, parking can be purchased via the Ring Go app.

Pricing:

Weekday Core Hours (9.15am–4.00pm)
Up to 30 minutes – Free
Up to 2 hours – £7
Up to 4 hours – £9
All day – £12

Weekday Evening (4.00pm–9.14am)
£2

Weekends & Bank Holidays
Up to 30 minutes – Free
Up to 2 hours – £3
Up to 4 hours – £5
Up to 8 hours – £7
Up to 24 hours – £10

Weekend Evening (6.00pm–8.00am)
£2

RingGo Location Codes:
Free two-hour RingGo sessions for David Ross Sports Village remain available through the RingGo app.

• DRSV: 18953
• Beeston Lane: 18951

Please note that these codes only provide access to the free 2-hour parking session and do not offer a paid parking option. Code 18948 is needed for payment.

Additional paid parking is also available at the UoN Visitor Slab Car Park: 18964
Please ensure that the correct code is used when parking in the Visitor Slab Car Park.

If all visitor parking bays in our David Ross Sports Village car park and the surrounding Beeston Lane are full, customers can use the following parking options around the centre using RingGo code 18948:

Where possible, please do car share and consider using local park and ride schemes.

Customers can access David Ross Sports Village via entering the or entrances to University Park.

• The can be accessed from the A52 Derby Road.
• The is accessible from the roundabout between University Boulevard and Woodside Road.

When using a Sat Nav to travel to David Ross Sports Village, please use the postcode NG7 2RJ.

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Buses:

Nottingham's bus network is extensive, with frequent services connecting University Park to the city centre and to destinations to the west of Nottingham including Lenton, Beeston and Chilwell.

runs from Nottingham City Centre onto University Park Campus, stopping outside David Ross Sports Village. In termtimes the 34C evening and Saturday services stop at DRSV, and in university holidays the 34C runs to DRSV throughout the day Monday-Friday. Alternatively, you can catch the , which runs Monday-Sunday between the City Centre and Chilwell and stops on Derby Road a short walk from DRSV. Trent Barton buses can also be used to travel to DRSV, with and buses stopping closest to DRSV. See the Trent Barton and NCT campus bus maps for more information.

Tram:

Nottingham’s tram lines provide direct links to University Park from various points around the city - including Nottingham Train Station. The closest stop for DRSV is the University Boulevard stop. For more information including tickets tram stops and timetables, please visit

Taxis:

Our front of house/reception teams can call local taxi companies to order a taxi for you.

E-bikes:

has launched an e-bike rental scheme in the Nottingham City area. Users can pick up and return Lime e-bikes from a network of designated e-bike-hire bays across the city – and there is pick up/drop off spot outside DRSV on Universitas 21 Avenue.

You can hire e-bikes through the Lime app which is available on the or the .

Cycling

If you want to cycle to DRSV using your own bike then there are cycle hooper outside the main entrance to the building plus additional cycle parking in the covered shelters on Universitas 21 Avenue. Don’t forget your D lock to secure your bike while you’re using the sports facilities.