Camps
The scoring spaces between the posts at opposite ends of the field.
SILO CAMPBALL / PITCHES
Pitches
Local ground.
A field of possibilities.
Get to know the spaces that shape Campball, from the Camps at either end to the contest in The Fray.
THE FULL-SIZE FIELD
Every marking
has a purpose.
100 × 48 mFull field dimensions
Camps, Barbicans, Guard Strips, Attack Strips, Laterals and The Fray give the game its structure. Read the field to understand how teams build a route towards goal.
Barbicans
The scoring ends, with the central, open and corner release areas and the route into Camp.
Attack Strips
Each contains four Camps. Occupying all four together unlocks the route ahead.
Guard Strips
Defensive areas that organise the opposition’s challenge to an advancing team.
Laterals
The transition lanes connecting the strips as players progress through the field.
The Fray
The central contest area, where the opening of the field brings both teams into the scramble.
ROOM FOR THE GAME
From the full field
to local club grounds.
The complete field
The full-size Campball field is 100 × 48 metres. Its markings support the sequence of formations, transitions and scoring routes explained in the Rules guide.
Planning a venue also means considering the space around play, access and the arrangements needed to host players and spectators.
Explore how the game works →Smaller-ground options
Smaller-size specifications are planned for local club grounds, with dimensions, markings and any changes to the playing format set out together.
These options are not yet published. A smaller field should not be treated as a scaled-down full-size layout without the accompanying rules.
Explore starting a club →THINK BEYOND THE TOUCHLINE
A place to play.
A place to belong.
A good matchday needs more than the playing area. These are the practical conversations to have when exploring a ground.
Space around play
Consider the surrounding space for players, officials and spectators, with a clear separation between the playing area and people watching. The detailed specification will set out required clearances.
Ground & equipment
Review the surface, markings, posts, padding and game equipment against the applicable field and event requirements before play.
Access & facilities
Consider arrival, accessible routes, toilets, changing arrangements and space for teams and officials. Check what a proposed venue can provide.
Permission & matchday arrangements
Agree use with the landowner or venue operator and establish who is responsible for preparation, inspections, welfare and emergency arrangements.
THE FIELD GUIDE
The detail to bring it to life.
We are preparing a practical set of resources for clubs, ground teams and organisers.
Dimensions & markings
Measured layouts for the full-size field and smaller-ground options.
Equipment & setup
Guidance on the posts, Camps, Campball pedestals, flags and match equipment.
Animated field guides
Step-by-step demonstrations connecting the markings to movement, formations and play.
YOUR NEXT STEP