This site of a what English Heritage report as that of this former PoW Camp is a made up of a large grass field with a small degree of water logging. Entrance to the field is via a farm track that leads to other fields and to Little Park Farm. The inmate entry to the field is via small concrete compound that may date as far back to WWII. This concrete area is divided into three parts. The 1^st part to the extreme left is a small multi bay wooden structure used to store farming equipment. Next there is a similar multi bay structure used to store equipment but made of breeze blocks. The largest part of the compound is a free space on the concrete.

One interesting feature and to be noted as a reflection on modern society is that the wide entrance to the field itself is blocked by multi part harrow or roller that appears to have been placed there to prevent vehicle trespass into the field. The field itself is unremarkable and is a clear empty space with no traces of the presences of the former PoW Camp other than the concrete entrance was and a small amount of rubble