John Phillips Field

The ground sits at the edge of a quiet stretch of Brisbane where the city flattens out, and it does not pretend to be anything more than a local venue. John Phillips Field is a single pitch at Whites Hill Reserve, the only football ground in the suburb of Holland Park and one of the few in Camp Hill. The club founded in 1977 calls it home, and the pitch has been named after a volunteer who helped establish the team in those early years.

The surface is natural grass, maintained for local soccer matches and community events. The reserve includes barbecue areas, picnic spots, and a playground, with a clubhouse leased by the Holland Park Hawks Football Club. There are no grandstand structures or permanent seating for the pitch itself.

The reserve is managed by the Brisbane City Council and contains several other sports facilities, including touch football fields and cricket ovals, but the football ground remains a simple rectangular pitch at the centre of the park. No former names for the field or the reserve have been recorded; it has been known as John Phillips Field at Whites Hill Reserve since the club’s founding. The specific opening year and the builder of the field are not recorded in available public sources.

It is a local facility, used by those who live in the area and play for the club. The name “John Phillips Field” is used on official club pages and council documents, and the address is given as 254 Boundary Road, Camp Hill, QLD 4152.