It's been paid for by the developer building houses near by.
If you've ever parked at the rugby club, you'll know how bumpy it was!
Riddled with potholes and loose tarmac, the car park had begun to be a danger to users
But now the Rugby Club - which is also home to the popular Pop Up Play Cafe, has a bigger and better surface.
Clive Banks, Junior Chairman at Topsham Rugby Club, said: “now we have a larger, safer and much smarter car park that will help us use the clubhouse more and host more visiting rugby sides."
Colin Palmer, Managing Director at Burrington Estates New Homes, who paid for the project said: “We wanted to give something back to the Topsham Rugby Club and the local community as they have been a great support of our new homes development, EXIII”
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